explain the enthusiasm found in kali after his earnings in sweets for angles
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Explanation:
It is also interesting that Kali’s attitude towards children changes at the end of the story because of the beating he has received. No longer does he look upon children with the innocent eyes that he once had. It is as though he knows that society will misinterpret his acts of kindness and generosity due to the environment of the times. One of the simple joys that Kali had in life has been taken away from him. However it is noticeable that Kuppan and the blind beggar stay by his side. Regardless of what has happened. This may be important as Narayan may be highlighting the importance of friendship particularly among those who may not be as fortunate as others. All three men have two things in common. They are poor and struggling to make a living. Which may leave some readers to suggest that all three men are in some way isolated from mainstream society. The one escape that Kali had is no longer available to him because of societal perceptions. If anything Kali is to remain on the fringes of society though the reality may be that he yearns to be more connected to the world around him.