Betrayal within the family from "summary" of The Rice Mother by Rani Manicka
The Rice Mother vividly portrays the devastating consequences of familial betrayal. In the novel, family members who are supposed to provide love and support instead inflict pain and suffering on each other. This betrayal often stems from a lack of communication and understanding within the family unit. The characters in the story struggle with deep-seated resentment and unresolved conflicts, leading to acts of betrayal that shatter the bonds between them. Secrets and lies fester beneath the surface, eroding trust and creating a toxic environment where betrayal becomes inevitable. The intricate we...
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