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The Lost Child

Gujarat Board · Class 9 · English

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Key Topics to Revise

1

Story Summary and Plot

  • A child goes to a spring festival fair with his parents
  • On the way, the child is distracted by various attractions - toys, flowers, insects, and birds
  • Parents keep calling him to stay close: 'Come, child, come!'
2

Character Analysis

  • The Child: Innocent, curious, easily distracted by nature and fair attractions, understands his parents' nature (knows they will refuse his requests), becomes completely helpless when separated
  • The Parents: Caring but firm, call the child repeatedly to keep him safe, practical in their approach (don't buy unnecessary things), loving (mother gives her finger to hold)
  • The Stranger: Kind-hearted, helpful, tries various ways to console the crying child, represents human compassion
3

Themes and Messages

  • Love vs Material Desires: Family love is more valuable than any material possession
  • Parent-Child Bond: The unbreakable emotional connection between parents and children
  • Innocence of Childhood: Children's pure and trusting nature
4

Literary Devices and Language

  • Imagery: Vivid descriptions of the fair, flowers, and the child's emotions
  • Symbolism: The fair represents the material world; the lost child symbolizes helplessness without family
  • Repetition: 'Come, child, come!' emphasizes parental care; 'I want my mother, I want my father!' shows desperation

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Key Concepts

The story shows the deep emotionalThe child's attitude completely changes afterThe story portrays the innocent natureThe author vividly describes the springA stranger helps the lost child

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