The inmates of the Third World are trapped by the unrelenting gaze of the First World.

				Gradually the electronic contact module takes possession of all the characters in the play. Om, Ma and Jeetu except Jaya, Om‟s wife

				Helen Gilbert in her introduction to the Anthology of the Post-colonial Plays rightly comments on the nature of the play. She observes: Harvest can be read not only as a cautionary tale about the possible (mis) use of modern medical and reproductive science but also a reflection on economic and social legacies of Western imperialism, particularly as they coverage with new technology

				p.84-85  Virgil: You did.  I listened to you Zhaya.  I heard every word said in the room.  Even when the module was off, it was recorded.

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