Describe the ironical ending of the story. The fact that the Brambles took so much pain and care to hide from Harold could have been the subject of greatest pride, honour and swanking for Harold. Justify the statement giving examples from the text. Describe Harold’s reaction at the disclosure.
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he feels so sad because he lost the golden of being young porky the great boxer s son and if his friend knows that they never call him with mean names
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When Harold came to know that his father was actually ‘Young Porky’, he was upset. He realised that he had been deprived of the honour of being the son of ‘Young Porky’. His schoolmates wouldn’t dare to call him ‘goggles’ if they knew that ‘Young Porky’ was his father. He had already betted two shillings that Jimmy Murphy would not last ten rounds against ‘Young Porky
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