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what do the windows and the map symbolize in the poem. peotry ( a elementary school classroom)

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The map and window signify the only escape route for the slum children to get away from their present condition. ... The governor, inspector and visitor must strive to provide a bright future to these slum children by opening 'the windows' that are currently shut for them

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