What does rukmani notice about the street orphans in the city that makes them seem just like any other children?
they run and play even though they are starving and alone in the world.
they are begging for food and whining just like rukmani's children did when they were hungry.
they steal from one another when nobody is watching.
they do not have the energy to play because they are so hungry.
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