Parrot & Co.
Parrot & Co. is a novel by Harold MacGrath, published in 1913, set in early 20th century Burma. The story follows Warrington, an American with a mysterious past, and his loyal servant James Hooghly as they journey through the desolate landscapes along the Irrawaddy River. The narrative explores themes of resilience, friendship, and self-discovery, highlighted by Warrington's bond with a parrot that symbolizes companionship and his struggles. The novel also hints at romantic tensions, particularly involving a character named Elsa, adding complexity to the characters' interactions.
