The dear departed VALUE BASED QUESTION 8 In trying to grab the things belonging to the grandfather the - English -

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The dear departed VALUE BASED QUESTION

8 In trying to grab the things belonging to the grandfather the
children completely disregard modesty, decency and filial
obligation Explain the statement taking instances from the play
"The Dear Departed"

Roshini Anie Thomas · Accepted Answer

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In the story, both the daughters were concerned about the
wealth and belongings of their father, rather than his welfare
As soon as they believed he was dead, they were eager to take
into custody, what belonged to their father
It was the greed and their love for his material possessions
that uprooted the family and the relationships shared
Mrs Slater even lied to her sister regarding the bureau and
also asked her husband and daughter to do so
They were negligent about honesty, decency and
relationships
When they realised the plans of their father, they were willing
to make sacrifices for him
Thus, both the daughters proved that 'love of money is the root
cause of all evil '
Their love for money and materialistic things blinded their
eyes

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The dear departed VALUE BASED QUESTION 8. In trying to grab the things belonging to the grandfather the children completely disregard modesty, decency and filial obligation. Explain the statement taking instances from the play "The Dear Departed"

The dear departed VALUE BASED QUESTION

8. In trying to grab the things belonging to the grandfather the children completely disregard modesty, decency and filial obligation. Explain the statement taking instances from the play "The Dear Departed"