Abbu Khan felt very lonely when all his goats ran away and died. So he decided to buy a goat so that his loneliness could fade away. This was the reason for his change of mind.
Abbu Khan bought a young goat thinking that it would stay for a longer time with him and will soon start loving him with the food provided to her.
Chandni wanted to run in the green hills and wished to breathe in fresh air. She wanted freedom and hated the rope tied round her neck as it did not allow her to run to the hills.
Chandni’s problem was her barred freedom. She was kept tied with a rope. She felt she would die if she remained there with Abbu Khan.
Chandni wanted to enjoy her freedom in the hills all by herself so she refused to go along with the group of wild goats.
The wise, old bird said so because Chandni fought the wolf bravely and did not run back to Abbu Khan’s hut thinking that it’s better to die in the freedom than to live without freedom. Chandni tried her best but could not physically win over the strong beast. But she still was a winner in…
Chandni would have lived longer if she would stay back in Abbu Khan’s hut. Only for some moments of happiness she lost her life. But the decision was right as she died in freedom and did try her best to fight away the wolf but she was comparatively weak. In one way her decision was…
Both the stories ‘Chandni’ and ‘I Want Something in a Cage’, depict that freedom is what is required by all, whether animals or humans. They can be the animals those can fly high like birds or goats that love to remain free on the green pastures and enjoy breathing in fresh air and going wherever…
All the goats that Abbu Khan kept, ran away to the hills in order to enjoy freedom and the green grass. This broke Abbu Khan’s heart and he decided not to keep any more goats.