Woman at Point Zero Part 2 Summary & Analysis | LitCharts
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Firdaus’s inability to distinguish between her father and other men he represents her only remotely positive relationship with an adult, yet sexually abuses and exploits her. Firdaus’s uncle’s relationship with his wife seems purely motivated by financial gain and devoid of any affection, attraction
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- Firdaus’s inability to distinguish between her father and other men
- he represents her only remotely positive relationship with an adult, yet sexually abuses and exploits her.
- Firdaus’s uncle’s relationship with his wife seems purely motivated by financial gain and devoid of any affection, attraction, or care.
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