Answer:
After living in the Magic Prison, Prince Harweda learns empathy.
Explanation:
In the story, "The Magic Prison" we learn of a young Prince Harweda who cared for none other than himself.
He was so selfish that his attitude became a cause of concern for his parents.
Selfishness is a universal theme because it is an attribute that people from all walks of life can relate to.
The mirror was used to develop this theme because the Prince frequently looked at himself in the mirror and reveled in his glory.
The moment he stopped caring about the mirror was the turning point in his journey of conquering selfishness.
Harweda cares for the bird and begins thinking about its comfort as well as his own.
