In Buchi Emecheta's *Second Class Citizen*, which of the following best characterizes the narrative role of Francis Obi in shaping Adah's development?
- An antagonistic catalyst whose rigid patriarchal attitudes and abusive behavior compel Adah to develop self-reliance and pursue complete autonomy.Cevap
- BA supportive mentor who initially fosters Adah's educational ambitions in Nigeria before succumbing to social pressure in England.
- CA passive bystander whose emotional indifference allows Adah to navigate her career without direct marital conflict.
- DA tragic victim of racial prejudice in London whose inability to secure work causes the gradual collapse of his marriage.
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An antagonistic catalyst whose rigid patriarchal attitudes and abusive behavior compel Adah to develop self-reliance and pursue complete autonomy.
In *Second Class Citizen*, Francis Obi serves as the chief antagonist within Adah's domestic life. His insistence on traditional patriarchal dominance, coupled with his failure to pass his exams or support the family, creates an unbearable situation. His destructive act of burning Adah's manuscript acts as the ultimate catalyst that compels Adah to leave him, thereby achieving her independence and becoming a self-reliant writer.
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