Mr. Lamb uses the metaphor of “life is like a garden” to compare life to plants. He explains that just as plants grow in different ways and sometimes have to struggle to survive, life too has its challenges, but it can still flourish if one allows it to. He encourages Derry to see life in a similar way—embracing its ups and downs, just as plants thrive despite facing difficulties like weeds or lack of sunlight. This metaphor helps Derry understand that life, like a garden, is full of growth, change, and potential, regardless of obstacles.

This question related to Chapter 5 English Vistas Class 12th NCERT.
From the Chapter 5, On the Face of It.
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