What changes do we find in the behaviour of Bholi in the end of the story? Explain.

Answer – Bholi was Ramlal's daughter. When she was ten months old she fell down from the cot and perhaps a part of her brain was damaged. So, she remained a backward child. She began to speak at the age of five years but she stammered. Her school teacher was kind and sympathetic. She encouraged and inspired Bholi to rise higher in life. In the end of the story, at time of marriage she showed rare courage and refused to marry the bridegroom who wanted dowry. Bholi said that she would not marry such a mean, greedy and coward person. Ramlal was full of shame. Bholi consoled her father that she would serve them in their old age and teach in the same school.