Question

What is Rani’s relationship with Appanna like in the beginning of the play?

• A. Indifferent and neglectful
• B. Caring and supportive
• C. Hostile and confrontational
• D. Romantic and affectionate

Answer 1

Answer:

A. Indifferent and neglectful

• In the beginning of Nagamandala, Rani's relationship with Appanna is characterized by indifference and neglect.

• Appanna, her husband, is distant and shows no affection or care for her.

• He treats Rani as a mere servant and does not fulfill her emotional or physical needs, leading to Rani feeling lonely, frustrated, and isolated.

• This lack of affection and emotional connection is central to Rani's struggles and sets the stage for the events that follow in the play.