What are the different challenges Romi came across while crossing the fiery forest? please suggest a proper answer not summary I'll mark you as the brainliest
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A match lit and carelessly thrown away; a fire lit to keep warm and not properly extinguished; can both lead to disastrous consequences, for it soon conflagrates into a raging fire that can destroy everything in its path – man and beast, flora and fauna.
Romi lives in a little village and is on his way home a journey of a mere forty minute bicycle ride through the forest. He sees the glow of a distant fire and assuming that it was far away pedals harder to reach his destination.
But the fire seems to be closing in faster than he anticipated and several wild animals, birds and reptiles cross his path as they flee from danger. On the way, he bumps into a little boy, Teju the milkman who is also trying to get out of the jungle as fast as possible.
Throughout the story Bond makes his readers aware of the fact that nature is not always bird song and dew-drenched daffodils but it sometimes becomes red in tooth and claw as in “Sita and the River” and “Romi and the Wildfire”. The planned destruction of trees on mountain slopes in the name of progress and development is the theme of this short story. Bond charmingly documents the childhood activities through Romi an