Question

1. Despite abject poverty ,Saheb
wanted to be a free bird than a
bonded labourer. Why? *
O wants to earn more money
O wants to travel world wide
O
wants to be the master of his own
destiny
O
wants to live a luxurious life​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Among the four options given in question statement, the correct option is;

Saheb wants to be the master of his own destiny

Saheb was a poor guy and his family was also not rich from background. Saheb had high ambitions and was of the opinion that he can fly freely only then he would rise high to achive his dreams, therefore he didnt want to work under somebody rather he wanted to draft his success with his own ambitious hands

Answer 2

Despite abject poverty, Saheb wanted to be a free bird than a  bonded labourer as he wanted to be the master of his own destiny.

• The question has been asked from the story the Lost Spring.

• Saheb was a ragpicker, who used to search gold in the dump yards. Though he was abjected to poverty, still he liked his freedom as he was able to meet his friends anytime.

• Now that Saheb was working in a tea-stall, he was tied to his master and he feels burdened. In contrast to his lightweight plastic bag, the steel canister he carries is very heavy.

• The bag belonged to him, and the canister belonged to his master, whose orders he would now obey. So he was not his own boss anymore.
• He was not happy in his job, as he thought that only through his freedom he can achieve what he desired.