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What impact does the culture in which “A Devoted Son” was written have on the story? A. The customs and traditions inform the characters and the conflict. B. The customs are used as a springboard for rejection of the culture. C. The traditions and customs are glorified in their remembrance. D. The mixture of old and new confuses the main character, Rakesh.
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What would you say the culture in "A Devoted Son" is mostly about?
The mixture of old and new confuses the main character, Rakesh
Yeah, but it's tricky, because the customs and traditions also inform the characters and conflicts ... how did you eliminate that one?
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