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torisob [31]
2 years ago
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How does this fictionalized story of Iqbal help you understand the life of a real child laborer like Iqbal

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gulaghasi [49]2 years ago
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Sample Response: The fictionalization of the story makes Iqbal seem more real. By learning about Iqbal through the eyes of a child worker, I can see what being a child laborer might be like. The fictional dialogue between Iqbal and the other children paints a vivid picture of what conditions are like for the children and how strong and brave the real Iqbal must have been.



Alex Ar [27]2 years ago
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<span>The fictionalization of the story makes Iqbal seem more real. By learning about Iqbal through the eyes of a child worker, I can see what being a child laborer might be like. The fictional dialogue between Iqbal and the other children paints a vivid picture of what conditions are like for the children and how strong and brave the real Iqbal must have been. </span>
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