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The Midnight Visitor — English (Language & Literature) STD 10 — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 10English (Language & Literature)The Midnight Visitor3 Marks
Question
Why was the balcony a nuisance to Ausable, as told to Max?
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Answer

The balcony was a nuisance to Ausable as told to Max is because that was the second time a theif has entered his house through the balcony of the apartment next to his room. Max believed that there was a balcony as Ausable said like this.

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