Appearances are deceptive. Discuss with reference to the two boys. ( Nicola and Jacopo)
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As when the author met the two boys in outskirts of Verona due to thier shabby appearance the driver Luigi warned them to buy wild strawberries but after when author get to know these boys he found out that they have extraordinary moral values..
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Indeed. Appearances are deceptive. Judging the two brothers by their appearances, they both seemed as if they belonged to uncultured family. Their brown skin, tangled hair and dark earnest eyes reflected poverty in the truest sense. But after the narrator realized who they really were, his assumption proved wrong. They were hard working and had great perseverance. They were indeed from a decent and cultured family after all.
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