Answer the following questions based on Oscar Wilde's fairy tale "The Selfish Giant": a. Where did the local children use to play every afternoon after school? b. How did the Snow and Frost react when the Giant banished the children from his garden? c. What lovely music did the Giant hear as he lay awake in bed one morning? d. What marvelous transformation occurred in the garden when the children crept back in through a breach in the wall? e. Who was the little weeping child in the corner of the garden, and why did the Giant love him most? f. What wounds did the little child bear on his hands and feet when he returned years later?

Analyze the following critical perspectives on Oscar Wilde's "The Selfish Giant": a. Explain how Oscar Wilde employs Christian allegorical symbolism in the story, particularly in the transformation of the Giant and the identity of the little child. b. "A wall built to shut others out inevitably shuts happiness out." Discuss this moral theme in the context of human selfishness and communal sharing.