Question

When does he realise that he has lost his way? How have his
anxiety and insecurity been described?
​

Answer 1

Answer:

When he wishes to get a ride on the roundabout and calls for his parents he gets no reply. Then the child realizes that he is lost and separated from his parents.

His anxiety has been described by explaining how the child reacts and tries to find his parents. This is a very natural explanation and the author has avoided using difficult allegory. This makes the narrative simple to read and enjoy.

The child looks to his front and back and left and right. Then the child tries to find his father among people wearing yellow shirts but all his glimpse could catch yellow blobs in the crowd. At last he goes to the shrine, in the hope of finding his parents there.

This shows that the child is quite courageous and instead of crying his heart out he tries to find his parents. He doesn’t concede defeat at first go.

Explanation:

Answer 2

$\huge\bold\pink\{ Anʂwer \huge\bold\pink\}$

The child wants to have a ride on a roundabout . He asks his parents for permission . When there was no response he realises that he has lost his way & could not see his parents . He starts crying bitterly . He runs here and there in search of his parents.

Happy learning...