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A mother's sacrifice for her children from "summary" of The Rice Mother by Rani Manicka
In the world of the novel "The Rice Mother," the concept of a mother's sacrifice for her children is portrayed with great depth and emotion. The character of Lakshmi embodies this idea as she endures countless hardships and makes countless sacrifices for the sake of her children. From the moment her children are born, Lakshmi's life becomes a series of selfless acts and difficult decisions, all made with the well-being of her children in mind. Lakshmi's sacrifices are not just physical or material; they are also emotional and psychological. She gives up her own dreams and desires, putting her children's needs above her own time and time again. Despite facing poverty, tragedy, and loss, Lakshmi remains steadfast in her commitment to her children. She works tirelessly to provide for them, even when it means sa...
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