What if Summary
A child's inquisitive mind is becoming insecure and he begins to get strange thoughts and ideas. Until one reaches maturity, baseless questions are never answered.
A child's hyperactive brain needs to work on one task or another. The child was lying when many kinds of thoughts came to his mind. These questions kept him busy all night. His concerns were unfounded.
He fears that he is the school's most deaf-mute child or what will happen if the swimming pool is closed. What if she is hurt or what if someone puts poison in her cup. He is concerned about crying or falling ill in a state that leads to death.
There may be a possibility of failing the test on his chest or growing green hair. Fantasy questions come back to his mind. He imagines the possibilities of lightning shining on him. He wanted to be tall and had a strange fantasy of being short.
His main concern about his parents was that if they meet, they get divorced. What if the war starts or the bus comes late? His aspiration to dance and fly a kite bothers him. His look seems to be a matter of concern for him. What if his teeth do not go straight?
The child becomes involved in other activities during the day until the fall of night reigns over his inquiring mind.
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