Compare critically the desires of the boy before and after getting lost
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losting the child by mulk Raj annand there is a great chage in the attitude of the child
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= At the beginning, when the child-headed
towards the fair, he was engrossed and swayed by the beautiful sight at the
fair. As he neared the village, he could see many other footpaths full of
throngs, converging to the whirlpool of the fair, and felt at once repelled and
fascinated by the confusion of the world he was entering. He wanted toys as he
headed towards the toy shops, burfi from the sweetmeat seller, the garland of
Gulmohar from the flower seller, the coarse music played by the snake charmer
that had all his ears and last but not the least – a ride in the roundabout.
But as we see, when in a crowd, the child lags behind and lost his parents, we
see a sudden change in his desires. Having
lost his parents, the child was panic-stricken and was in deep fright. His
voice shook and tears rolled down his cheeks. The same eyes which lingered on
the fascinated toys in the fair are searching for his parents. The attractive
no longer attracts him. He was petrified by the separation from his parents and
all he wanted that time was to be united with his parents. The snake charmer
could no longer charm the child with his music. The flowers smell stale to him.
The child stood defeated and was quietened in the chaos. He realized the worth
of being with parents. The child’s throat tore into a thousand shrill sobs and
he reiterated, “I want my mother, I want my father".
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