50 POINTS & BRAINLIEST
How does the writer describe Ishwar?

Ishwar stared at the bright blue square in the
doorway – the blue of the sky outside. He
longed to leap up and charge into the daylight
and play, play, play. He had almost forgotten
what the outside was like. It was two years
since his mother had brought him to this
village to be bonded to Anoup, for debts
incurred in his grandfather’s lifetime. Since
then he had worked behind a loom in the dark,
airless mud hut. It was like that for all of them;
bonded and enslaved – even old Rama – and
Ishwar knew he too would die in bondage, that
the debt would never be paid off in his lifetime
either.