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Was Rukku Manni right when she took the side of the children?

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The narrator was surprised to find out the truth about the mysterious banana-thief. What was the mystery?

Answer:

Yes, Rukkii Manni was right taking the side of the children. Because elders are the only ones who can teach them moral values, and they are the only ones to stop children from doing anything bad. Elders should understand the reasons behind the acts of the kids. There may be times when their children might not seek their permission, being frightened of getting scolded, but it may be that they are doing the right thing. Parents and children must see the situation from the point of view of the children and if they are right they should be applauded. If they have gone wrong at a point the same should be explained to them along with cause.

OR

The narrator w/as surprised to find the truth about the banana theft. He thought that a terrible snake was trying to sneak out the bananas from the dining room, but to his amazement, as he walked out, he saw Kari's back disappearing towards the pavilion. The narrator was extremely frightened and wanted to rush towards Kari, but soon he realised that the long, black thing he had seen was actually Kari's trunk, who was trying to snatch bananas. It is then that the narrator come to know that the mysterious banana thief was Kari.