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Why is Shakespeare wicked and the Map a bad example for the slum children?

Shakespeare is wicked is because he is smiling knowing the fact that the children in the slum school dont have even much food to survive on.
Map is a bad example because the students have no future ahead in the slum and it is misleading to them to show the map while they can't access it living through their lives in the slum.
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Shakespeare's poetry and the vision of the world provided by the map ensnare the poor students.They are lured into a world that is full of adventures, warmth and love. This world is an illusory world which is very different from the world of the stark reality of the students. Hence, the influence of Shakespeare and the map is considered as bad and wicked.
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Shakespeare has enlightened the world with his knowledge but the slum children were not able to acquire the brightness of education. Map is a bad example bcoz it is not mentioning the slum in it.They can only imagine the beauty world but can't reach upto that level.
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Shakespeare is wicked cause his works can only be understood by those who have acquired higher education and as for the children  they don't have enough motivation to study . They are concerned about their basic necessities and about the conditions of the slum. Map is a bad example for them cause it doesn't show their slum but  shows other beautiful places which the children can never see for themselves in future.All of these feels as a mockery to their conditions.
 
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