Give a character sketeh of Hari …

Bholi is a backward child. She is a simpleton and she can't speak properly. Moreover, she has pockmarks all over the body. Her father is worried about her as does not know how he would find a suitable groom for her.

Hari Singh, the narrator of the story "The Thief's Story" is a fifteen-year-old thief. He considers himself to be a successful thief as he is good at cheating and robbing people. He approaches Anil in the guise of wanting to work for him. Hari is shown kindness by Anil as he takes him in as a cook and teaches him how to cook, read and write. In spite of Anil being kind to him, Hari continues to cheat Anil by stealing his money while he is sent to the bazaar for daily supplies. As Anil teaches him to read and write his name, Hari is inspired to use his education to make a limitless and honest career out of it. One day, when Anil brings home a lot of cash, Hari decides to steal it. But as he tries to run away with it, he hesitates at the prospect of leaving behind the only person he truly knows well. He remembers how he will miss cooking for Anil, going to the bazaar and miss out on the opportunity of learning how to write full sentences. He knows how sad Anil will be knowing he broke his trust, so Hari decides to return back to the house and put the money back under the mattress when he had stolen it from. When he wakes up the next morning Anil gives him a 50 rupee note and tells him that he will be paid regularly now. Hari realises the note is still wet from the rain when he tried to run away with it and realises Anil knows that he had tried to steal the money. But he is moved by Anil's values of friendship, kindness, trust and forgiveness. He is motivated to reform himself because of Anil and his own desire of having an honest career after his education.