Match each major character from Buchi Emecheta's prescribed text *Second Class Citizen* in Column A with their primary narrative function or structural role in Column B.
- Adah OfiliFunctions as a resilient protagonist who battles patriarchal subjugation and racial prejudice to attain self-actualization
- Francis ObiActs as an oppressive antagonist whose parasitic mindset and destruction of literary expression thwart domestic harmony
- Pa NobleServes as a tragicomic foil whose self-clowning behavior illustrates the systemic loss of dignity among colonial immigrants
- Mr. ColeOperates as a sympathetic neighbor and early mentor figure assisting with cultural transition upon initial arrival
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Adah Ofili corresponds to the resilient protagonist pursuing self-actualization; Francis Obi corresponds to the oppressive antagonist destroying literary expression; Pa Noble corresponds to the tragicomic foil illustrating lost dignity; Mr. Cole corresponds to the sympathetic neighbor and mentor figure.
Each character's structural function directly aligns with their actions and thematic purpose within the novel: Adah serves as the resilient protagonist striving for self-actualization, Francis represents the destructive domestic antagonist, Pa Noble acts as a tragicomic foil demonstrating immigrant loss of dignity, and Mr. Cole functions as a supportive early mentor figure.
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Major Character Roles and Structural Functions in Prescribed Literary Prose