In Buchi Emecheta's prescribed novel *Second Class Citizen*, which of the following best describes the primary narrative role of Francis Obi in relation to Adah's pursuit of self-actualization?
- He acts as a major antagonist who consistently undermines her independence and suppresses her literary ambitions.Cevap
- BHe serves as a supportive mentor who financially secures her tertiary education and promotes her manuscript.
- CHe functions as a passive bystander who remains entirely indifferent to her social status and family life.
- DHe acts as a community leader who advocates for legal reforms and housing rights for African immigrants in London.
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Francis Obi acts as a major antagonist who consistently undermines Adah's independence and suppresses her literary ambitions.
In Buchi Emecheta's Second Class Citizen, Francis Obi serves as the central domestic antagonist. Throughout the narrative, he enforces traditional patriarchal subjugation over Adah, opposes her efforts to attain financial autonomy and higher education, lives off her earnings, and destroys her original writing, directly obstructing her path toward self-actualization.
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Major Character Role and Antagonistic Function in Prescribed Prose