Rahel is a character from the novel "The God of Small Things" written by Arundhati Roy. She is one of the twin children in the story, known for her deep emotional connection with her family and her complex experiences growing up in Kerala, India. Rahel's life is marked by the impact of societal norms and personal tragedies that shape her identity. Throughout the novel, Rahel's relationship with her twin brother, Estha, is central to the narrative. Their bond reflects themes of love, loss, and the effects of their family's history. The story explores how their childhood experiences influence their adult lives, highlighting the lasting impact of trauma and memory.