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प्रश्न
After reading this story, develop a dialogue with 2 of your classmates about the characters in the story. Besides the tactful introduction to the conversation and write 8 to 10 sets of dialogues.
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उत्तर
| Yogesh: | Hey, Sonal! Will you play the part of the king in the play that the teacher taught us today? |
| Sonal: | Do you mean ‘The Three Questions’? Well, Yogesh, I haven’t seen you this enthusiastic about a play. Are you playing the hermit? |
| Yogesh: | Why, yes! I was initially upset when Ms Vijaya asked me to play the part, though. |
| Sonal: | Why? Is it because there are fewer dialogues? |
| Yogesh: | Yes. But I guess it would be a huge challenge to emote through the scenes with little to say, because, you see, the hermit is the hero of the play. |
| Sonal: | Indeed! The crux of the play is the interaction between the king and the hermit. So, I’m happy that I too get an important role in the play. |
| Pranit: | No, both of you have missed it completely. I, the enemy, am the vital element in the discovery of the king’s answers. Without me, the story is incomplete and meaningless. |
| Yogesh: | Sure! You are the extraordinary twist in the story. And Sonal, as I was saying, I love the ending. The hermit says so little, and yet the king gets his answers! |
| Sonal: | Leo Tolstoy is indeed a genius! |
| Pranit: | I totally agree with you! |
| Yogesh: | Why don’t we wait back after school today and practice? |
| Sonal: | Sure, count me in, guys. |
| Yogesh: | Ok then, let’s go to class and meet at 4:00 p.m. in the school auditorium. |
| Sonal: | Bye for now. |
| Yogesh: | Bye! |
| Pranit: | See you both at 4:00! |
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