Why was the criminal reluctant to go out of the prison? – InterviewSolution

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1.	Why was the criminal reluctant to go out of the prison?
Answer» The prisoner was reluctant to go out of the prison because his character had been ruined by the death sentence given to him and he had nowhere to go. Secondly, by being imprisoned and given food in his cell every day, he had given up working to earn his living. So he had become lazy. Therefore he felt helpless and so refused to go.

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