Footprints Without Feet: The Thief's Story · Class 10 · CBSE English
Why did Hari Singh find it difficult to rob Anil compared to his previous victims?
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Why did Hari Singh find it difficult to rob Anil compared to his previous victims?
- A.Anil kept a pistol under his pillow.
- B.Anil was a muscular man who could easily overpower him.
- C.Anil was too trusting and careless, making it feel less challenging and more difficult to betray someone who didn't even suspect him.Correct answer
- D.Anil never had any money to steal.
Solution
Hari Singh notes that it's easy to rob a greedy man because he can afford to be robbed, but it's difficult to rob a careless man like Anil who doesn't even notice he's been robbed, which takes away the pleasure of the deed.
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