Who shouted on the two hungry boys, "you must not lie here "? And why?
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At one point, two children sleeping under a bridge in winter exclaim “how hungry we are!” only to have a watchman shouts back at them, “you should not lie here!” Wilde invokes children as a symbol of innocence in order to emphasize the corrupting force of society—evil is not born, but taught.
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