For Class 8, you'll learn plant cells have a rigid cell wall, plastids like chloroplasts, and a large central vacuole. Animal cells lack these, having small vacuoles and no cell wall or plastids. But bhai, when I'm memorising this at my desk, what sticks is the cell wall—reminds me of my father's hardware shop shutters, that tough outer layer protecting everything inside. My own life feels more like the animal cell, no rigid structure, just trying to adapt and make space for things like saving for Amma's trip.
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