Question

Describe the scene in which the writer introduce the little boy​

Answer 1

Answer:

You not only have to come up with a great premise, engaging characters, high stakes, and conflict that pushes the protagonist toward his goal, but you must also learn how write a scene that compels readers—and fill your book with them.

That is a lot harder than some think. Many writers spend a moment thinking up a vignette but give little regard to the scene’s purpose.

While a checklist can help analyze the structure, it doesn’t address the process.

Answer 2

Answer:

Mulk Raj in his story 'The Lost Child', portrayed the scenes during a village fair. It was the festival of spring and from all narrow lanes and back streets people came out in a happy mood dressed in colourful clothes. They were going to the fair. Some walked, while some rode on horses. Others sat and were carried in bamboo and bullock carts. In this happy atmosphere, there was one little boy running between his father's leg, brimming over with life and laughter.