why is shakespeare wicked for the slum children?
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shakespeare is wicked because he portrays a world of optimism and hope and love in his writings which is in complete contrast to the bleak future and a life full of gloom and despair which the slum children lead. In frustration they try to snatch and steal what they can't have and thus end up criminals.
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In the poem, the ambience of the class room is extremely bad. The students have been deprived of the basic requirements of a school. For them its a place of no interest. Since their childhood, they have been locked in the slum, and are destined to spend their entire life there.
On the other hand, Shakespeare symbolises classic litrerature. His picture on the wall has no relevence for the students as it is beyond their imagination to understand its importance and relate to it. The students of the slum school are burdened with poverty, hunger and lack of nourishment. For them shakespeare is wicked as it portrays a wrong message/ example.
On the other hand, Shakespeare symbolises classic litrerature. His picture on the wall has no relevence for the students as it is beyond their imagination to understand its importance and relate to it. The students of the slum school are burdened with poverty, hunger and lack of nourishment. For them shakespeare is wicked as it portrays a wrong message/ example.
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