what is the character sketch of the lost child?
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The small child- The child is the main character of this story. He was very happy when getting ready for the fair. At first the child seeks for various items to his parents but his parents disagrees, but after getting lost he disagrees for each and every thing that the strangers urge him to take. He is here depicted as an obedient and innocent child.
The child's father- The child's father is a strict man as when the child asks his father for various things, he simply disagrees with an old stare red-eyed.
The child's mother- The child's mother seems to be a calm and kind-hearten lady as when she sees the child being sad she dis-attracts his mind and suggests him to look towards the beautiful mustard field.
Unknown man- There is a very little given about him. As he is only an unknown man who tries to console the small child.
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The small child- The child is the main character of this story. He was very happy when getting ready for the fair. At first the child seeks for various items to his parents but his parents disagrees, but after getting lost he disagrees for each and every thing that the strangers urge him to take. He is here depicted as an obedient and innocent child.
The child's father- The child's father is a strict man as when the child asks his father for various things, he simply disagrees with an old stare red-eyed.
The child's mother- The child's mother seems to be a calm and kind-hearten lady as when she sees the child being sad she dis-attracts his mind and suggests him to look towards the beautiful mustard field.
Unknown man- There is a very little given about him. As he is only an unknown man who tries to console the small child.
Hope it helps : ))
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The child in the chapter had a very restless nature. He went to the fair with his parents and liked almost everything as any child would showing his innocence. Although the child was very understanding. He did wanted to buy all the things he saw but knew it was a very irrelevant demand to make so accepted the denial to all his requests. By the end of the story we learn how the child loved his parents so much as he denied all the other things he wanted earlier just because he couldn't find his parents around him.
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