Question

Critical appreciation of the lost child

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Explanation:

The chapter ‘The Lost child’ has a rural Indian setting, characters and actions. It

serves as a metaphor for human life. It tells the story of a physical and

psychological quest of a child of our growth in creativity, compassion and

confidence. In the lesson ‘The Lost Child’, it raises investigations about

parenting, the function of imagination, the preambles of growing up and the

relationship of wishes and reality. In this story, the child and his parents are

nameless; in fact, the writer has named no one. Despite this, the story never goes

dull at any moment and that’s the true beauty of storytelling.