<span>Cyril is one of the children accompanied by their aunt . Except the main character of the story within the story, he is the only character in The Storyteller that actually has a name.</span>
The manner in which that Saki treats the contention is by standing up to the principal character, the single man, against his antagonist, the aunt. This encounter comprises on having every one of the two characters recount to a story to the youngsters with the points of engaging them.
While the auntie's unctuous story exhausts the kids, much more, the story that the fundamental character tells the youngsters is exceptionally engaging. Unexpectedly, and in run of the mill Saki style, the story told by the unhitched male conveys a message that goes straightforwardly against the great practitioner story told by the auntie. The lone ranger's message to the youngsters is that being a decent child does not generally spare you from getting into some enormous inconvenience; that maybe it is fine to simply be an ordinary child and do whatever it takes not to emerge excessively with the goal that you might be rendered helpless against peril.
