"I cannot choose but weep" why the happy prince say so ? (10th class 1st lesson)
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He said so because he was unable to help people despite knowing their troubles.
- The question has been asked from the story The Happy Prince by Oscar Wilde.
- The statue of the Happy Prince was sobbing since he had never felt sadness in his life.
- However, once statue was constructed, he could see all ugliness and suffering, and although having a lead heart, felt agony, making him cry.
- Since now he could see his city's troubles, he was still unable to help them. As a result, he couldn't help but cry.
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