What are thinges he saw in the fair ? Was he able to have them all
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Was he able to get all the things he desired? ... Well, it is natural for a child to get attracted towards things of ... attracted to almost all the things once he entered the fair.
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What all the things did the child get attracted to, once he entered the fair. Was he able to get all the things he desired? What happened when he made a bold request to his parent?
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Name of the chapter - 'The Lost Child'
by - Mulk Raj Anand
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- Well, it is natural for a child to get attracted towards things of his interest. He would listen to no excuses if he desired a thing. But it is not necessary that the child would get all the things that he wished for because the condition of parents mattered a lot. If the economic condition of the parents is not well then they can not provide the children with the desired thing. But, the parents should try to listen to the genuine demands of the child. The child got attracted to almost all the things once he entered the fair. With a wide mouth, he started at the sight of the burfi, then he got attracted towards garland of Gulmohar flowers and then got carried away by the rainbow glory of coloured balloons. He wanted them all but knew his parents would refuse, so he did not ask for any one of them.
- Thus, he was not able to get anything that he desired. Finally, he made a bold request for going on the roundabout but when he got no reply, he turned around and found that they were nowhere to be seen.
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