English, asked by abdulsamilhan889663, 10 months ago

what you learn from the chapter the lost child

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Answered by faizababy905

Answer:

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The lost child lost interest in the things that he had wanted earlier all he wanted was to be united with them all the things that attracted to him was no longer appeal to him and now the only thing that matter is finding his parents

I KNOW THIS IS NOT CORRECT BUT......

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Answered by Anonymous

Answer. "The moral of the chapter, 'The Lost Child' is desire which means desire is always constant in our minds but only what we desire keeps changing, material or immaterial. ... So, desire keeps changing but never stops."

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