Do you sympathise with the seagull? Give reasons. - Vidyadip

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Do you sympathise with the seagull? Give reasons.

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Flying is a natural instinct of birds. But the young seagull develops a fright of flight. We sympathise with him because he has to suffer a lot before he gets over his fear of flying. He has to bear the taunts of his family. He has to go without food for twenty-four hours.

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