This story is about a boy who loves to increase his knowledge and is written by James Joyce. The story tells that it encompasses the lives of the people living in the North Street of Richmond. The area is very cold and the children don't stop playing until their bodies start to glow. The children played in the streets of the city and concentrated mainly on the dark and muddy alleys, which were present behind the houses, which had various smells ranging from those of the ash pits to the smells of the horse stables where they lived and were groomed by the coachman in their stables. The story revolves around the two children, boys, who were interested in the world of adults rather than childhood. This is illuminated by the spying on the houses when the uncle comes home from work and in particular focuses on Mangan's sister as she dresses up and when she moves from side to side swinging the soft rope of hair on each side of her body. Boys were more interested in the sexual world rather than the mysteries of childhood and other things. The kids were curious to know...