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Question
Explain the expression, ‘wonder-waiting eyes.’
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Solution
The expression, ‘wonder-waiting eyes.’ refers to the surprised and questioning attitude of the grandchildren who wanted their grandfather to explain to them the reasons for the war and what good was achieved by it.
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