Question

Character sketch of Maggie

Answer 1

In this story, Maggie is described as a young girl possessing an excellent character. She appears to be about 13 or 14 years old. Her large eyes have a sad expression. She is anxious to know whether the narrator was an Indian and inquires about him with the cashier. Later, when she meets the narrator directly, she expresses her anxiety about her brother working as a soldier in India .She wonders whether her information about India as a land of tiger, snakes and fevers is right. She invites the narrator to her home and introduces him to her mother. She also shares her mother's faith in crystal ring sent from India. When her mother becomes ill, she takes leave from the office to look after her. She requests the narrator to gaze at the crystal once more and tell her mom that her brother is alive and well, although it is a false claim. By doing so, she ensures the well-being of her mom. When the news of her brother's death comes, Maggie sacrifices a hard-earned shilling for buying flowers to be laid on her brother's grave. Thus, she proves herself to be a loving and caring girl.

APPEARANCE : Thirteen years old, anxious figure, large eyes, poorly dressed.

ATTITUDE TOWARDS OTHERS: respectful, caring,
grateful.
QUALITIES/TRAITS: hard working, disciplined, polite manners, an excellent character, loves her relatives, superstitious.
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Answer 2

Answer:

Character sketch of Maggie.

Explanation:

Maggie exists the main character of the story "The Price of Flowers" authored by Prabhat Kumar Mukhopadhyay. Her entire name is Alice Margaret Clifford. She lives with her widowed mother in a poor neighborhood in London. Mr. Gupta, the narrator of the novel encounters her at a vegetarian café in London. Her curiosity in him makes him inquisitive. He makes friends with Maggie and reaches out to learn more about her.  

Maggie exists in her earlier teens while she works as a typist in a Civil Service store. Her dresses show her deprivation. She exists shy and reserved but Mr. Gupta slowly makes her open up. Her only brother exists in India serving as a British soldier. But they have not listened to him for a prolonged time. They are anxious about him.

During their discussion, Mr. Gupta questions whether she wants her work. She says she wants a career that is not automatic. This indicates that she exists enterprising. She exists brave at this tender age despite her obedient and courteous behavior.

When Mr. Gupta visits her house Maggie plays a song on the violin. From her mother, we know that she held no proper training in harmony because they could not afford harmony classes. She exists naturally gifted. Her passion and love for her mother and brother are truly good. When her mother falls ill she gets Mr. Gupta home and asks him if he could tell her an untruth to protect her life. When she says "please forgive me if it exists very very wrong," the reader exists touched by her integrity and regards sorry for her helplessness.

On the day of Mr. Gupta's departure, Maggie reaches to meet him. She shows the hard-earned one shilling to him to purchase flowers for her brother's grave. Her ultimate sacrifice out of the love for her brother is aptly mirrored in the title of the story "The Price of Flowers". Those blooms are truly invaluable.

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