why was the little girl not named in the story the little match girl?state briefly.I need more than one reason or statement please don't answer in short
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The little girl was not named in the story the little match girl because it depends on author of the story Hans Christian Anderson. He didn't want to mention her name like Little Red Riding Hood. In the story, there is only girl who sells her matchsticks so that she could celebrate her Christmas.
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The author has not given any name to the little girl and she is referred to in the entire story as a 'poor little girl' or 'little match girl'. This indicates that she was just one of the many poor children belonging to the lower section of society during the Victorian era who had to face hardships because of poverty.
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