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8 The Magic Brush of Dreams — English STD 8 — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 8English8 The Magic Brush of Dreams2 Marks
Question
Why does the Zamindar become interested in Gopi’s brush?
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Answer

The Zamindar hears of the magic brush from others. He sees it as a way to gain more wealth. His desire for power and riches drives him to act selfishly. He demands Gopi to paint treasures for him. His greed contrasts with Gopi’s kindness.

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