The child at the fair wants many things such as toys, different sweets, garlands, colorful balloons, and has a keen desire to enjoy rides like the roundabout. However, he moves on without waiting for an answer from his parents because he anticipates that they will deny his requests. His parents often caution him to keep moving along, and he knows that given their poverty, they are unlikely to buy these things for him. This causes him to move on quickly without waiting for a response, despite wanting many things at the fair.
What the child wants
- Toys
- Sweets
- Garland of gulmohar
- Balloons of different colors
- A ride on the roundabout
Why he moves on without waiting
- He expects his requests will be denied by his parents.
- Parents give him cautionary calls to keep moving.
- His parents are poor and often refuse to buy these items.
- He has learned not to wait for answers as they will be negative.
This explains both his desires and his behavior of moving on without waiting for an answer at the fair.
