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In the short story "The Other Family", what would the daughter drawing her family (the other family) on the picture be symbolic of? I get the feeling of acceptance, but I think I might be wrong.
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I need to write an essay on it, and I'd like to try and understand it a bit better before I accidentally write something wrong.Evo said:Homework assignment?
The main theme of "The Other Family" by Himani Bannerji is the division and struggle between two different social classes and their interactions with each other.
In "The Other Family", Himani Bannerji portrays the concept of family as complex and multifaceted, showing how it can be influenced by social and economic factors.
The title "The Other Family" is significant as it highlights the idea of a family that is different from the traditional, nuclear family structure. It also represents the divide between the rich and poor, and how this affects relationships.
The setting of "The Other Family" is a working-class neighborhood in India, which greatly impacts the characters and their relationships. It creates a divide between the rich and poor, and influences their perceptions and interactions with each other.
The author, Himani Bannerji, conveys the message that societal and economic differences can create barriers and conflicts between individuals and families. It also highlights the need for understanding and empathy towards those from different social classes.