In this story, the aspect of human behavior towards the people engaged in domestic work is predominant. When a schoolboy sees a housemaid named Mamtadi coming to their house, she is happy. The boy began to think of her as one of the family. Mamta's lack of family means that she has to work in someone else's house even though she is a housewife. This sense of self-worth was always high. He did not hesitate to give affection and love to others, just as he loved and cared for himself. The schoolboy therefore gained the status of younger brother to Mamta. The schoolboy and his family stood by Mamta's side with respect and sympathy after taking her to their home and entertaining her as best they could. In fact, it is important to have a friendly relationship with those who help us with household chores. They also have self-esteem. If this feeling is obeyed, they will also consider the family of the householder as their own family.
