In Buchi Emecheta's prescribed novel *Second Class Citizen*, how does the character of Francis Obi primarily function in relation to Adah's personal trajectory and the central narrative conflict?
- He acts as a primary antagonist and patriarchal barrier whose emotional abuse and opposition to her writing force Adah to develop complete self-reliance.Cevap
- BHe serves as an encouraging mentor who initially fosters Adah's educational ambitions but succumbs to economic stress in London.
- CHe functions as a tragic heroic figure whose inability to pass his accountancy exams symbolizes the systemic failure of post-colonial education.
- DHe operates as a secondary comedic character intended to lighten the oppressive atmosphere of racial discrimination in England.
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He acts as a primary antagonist and patriarchal barrier whose emotional abuse and opposition to her writing force Adah to develop complete self-reliance.
Francis Obi functions as the primary antagonist in *Second Class Citizen*. His deep-seated adherence to patriarchal control, physical and emotional abuse, and destruction of Adah's writing manuscript represent the core domestic conflict of the novel, ultimately compelling Adah to leave him and claim her independence.
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