Question

3. Using your imagination, write about other wonderful things that you may find in-
(a) Shut-Eye Town​

Answer 1

Answer:

Ok so my imagination is wild if everyone keeps there eyes closed in a town we may find stuff like what we never could have seen desperation to see this desperation can give you powers unimaginable and like remember in mahabharat when dhristrastra's wife opened her eyes it gave duryodana super powers to fight with bheem and it is also told that eyes contain more power than we think

Answer 2

Many things can be imagined in Shut eye town.

• In his poem "The Sugar-Plum Tree," Eugene Field conjures up the idyllic setting of "Shut-Eye Town," where the Sugar Plum tree can be found in the garden by the Lollypop Sea.
• The poem is intended for young children. Thus, the poet makes use of the Sugar Plum tree and the Lollypop Sea.
• In a sleepy village, I might have discovered a magical park with a wide variety of amusement rides, games, treats, and more. As in the Mahabharat, when Dhristrastra's wife opened her eyes, Duryodana was granted superhuman abilities to battle Bheem.
• It is also said that eyes have more power than we realise. If everyone in a town keeps their eyes closed, we might discover things like things we never could have seen.

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