In the fair he wants many things. What are they? Why does he move on without waiting for an answer?
The child wants many things in fair. They are as follows:
- Toys and balloons.
- Sweets like burfi from the sweetmeat seller.
- Garland of gulmohar flower.
- Attracted by the snake charmer play flute to a snake.
- A ride in the roundabout swing.
The boy moved on without waiting for an answer from his parents because he knew that his parents would not fulfil his wish and would be denied at each stop.
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