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Question
Margayya’s rise and fall in life makes the readers introspect on various notions of ethics and integrity. Elaborate.
Solution
Combines traditional values and wave of westernization. Bears no remorse in the illegal sale of forms obsession with money leads to neglect of only son, stoops low in immoral literature, suffers no guilt or qualms, is devoid of love and compassion, ignores domestic life.
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