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What does the character of Mammachi represent in the novel?

AA strong, independent woman

BA victim of patriarchal oppression

CA loving mother who supports her children

DA symbol of forbidden love

Answer:

B. A victim of patriarchal oppression

Read Explanation:

Mammachi is abused by her husband, Pappachi, and reflects the subjugation of women in a patriarchal society.


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