In this excerpt the author characterizes Karin’s actions to reveal that Karim

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Oduvanchick [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

From the excerpt, Karim is dependent on Hussain Khan.

Explanation:

The excerpt is from Muhammad Iqbal, a British Indian. Here, Karim worked to please his master, Hussain Khan, by doing everything he wanted. He was solely dependent on his master due to the fact that he feeds and accommodate him. He was afraid of questioning him when occasion demands for it. But he kept on doing all that Hussain Khan wanted because he had to do it. This proves that Karim depends on his master for a means of livelihood.

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