The reader's sympathy is with the peddler right from the beginning of the story. Why is this so? Is the sympathy justified? 200 250
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Explanation:
From the beginning, the rattrap seller is shown as a victim of his situation and not a
downright evil character. The peddler had to resort to beggary and stealing because his
business is not profitable enough to make both ends meet. His condition of penury does
not allow him to be fully righteous. Moreover, we find that he lacks friends and guide to
steer him in the right path. The sympathy is justified because in the end we find out that
the peddler is capable of appreciating genuine goodness and hospitality. When he is
treated with respect and kindness, he reciprocates the same in the best way he can
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