Introduction.
A book's introduction is closely related to the content of the book itself. Usually found in nonfiction work, the introduction may summarize the main argument presented in the rest of the book, define any important terms, or fill in background details.
The story starts with how at a fair a green blazer catches everyone’s eye and how Raju waits while he assesses the man in the green blazer, all goes well for Raju and at the right moment he goes for the kill and gets the purse. Trouble begins when Raju is about to dispose of the wallet after taking out the cash, he sees the balloon the man in the green blazer has brought for his motherless child. This makes Raju emotional and being a father himself, he is filled with pity for the boy.
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Which book.
First one, she impressed them with her amazing shot by shooting the apple, and it was unique because it was risky. She in a way, called them out for their lack of attention, which is an attitude few tributes have.
Second one wasn’t so unique because it was similar to peetas, but again she called them out for killing (no spoilers).
There were no roads or automobiles in the area.
It's clear through the passage that there are no paved roads or cars to get the miners from place to place. They had to carry all of their gear and supplies through dangerous trails by foot, only being able to travel a certain amount each day.
I would say either ode or sestina
