‘Nobody can ever tell you that you didn’t know how to bring up in your daughter’! What does ‘bring up your daughter’ imply here?


‘Bring up your daughter’ is used in ironic sense. The daughter bears on and tolerates every injustice with her with stoic patience. If there is any complaint against the daughter, her own mother is charged for it. A daughter is taught by her mother how to remain peacefully in her in-law’s house. This is ironical situation yet found in our country so it has been said like that.



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=> Comment on the bond between the mother and her daughter.
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=> Sketch the character of the mother. How far does your mother resemble her?
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