john ballons believes mouran and narrator, that the horse they had was not his horse although it was his - English - Novel Summary

Question

john ballons believes mouran and narrator, that the horse they had
was not his horse although it was his he believes so because of
their families name and fame this shows that we should not judge or
believe anybody blindly justify

Anushka Singhal · Accepted Answer

Dear student,

It is true that we should never trust anybody blindly In the story
too, John Byro could not question the two boys and it only costed
him his horse for some time Even though he received his horse back
but had the two boys not thought of returning the horse ever, he
would have been in loss for life Thus, we should stay alert and
always question the various possibilities

Regards

john ballons believes mouran and narrator, that the horse they had was not his horse although it was his. he believes so because of their families name and fame. this shows that we should not judge or believe anybody blindly.justify.....