does the story "the dear departed "give any moral????
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yes it does. it shows us the hypocrite nature of people and their ingratitude toward their parents. it shows us that if you are not valued at a place, then better to leave it. also love for someone never goes unrewarded as in case of victoria. aslo it is important that we respect our parents. also trhe karma will get back at you as in case of jordans and slaters
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The lesson depicts the materialistic nature of the upcoming generation.Materialism has so much affected the modern man's life that even the respectful relationship between father and daughters has become tainted with it. The lesson highlights this aspect of the tainted relationship with unmatched craftsmanship by weaving a wonderful and absorbing sequence of events.
Man can break all ties of love and respect for the sake of money and property! All ethics, etiquette, decency, and decorum have gone to dogs. Life has become merely trade, commerce and profit earning. So wherever man finds some financial gain or advantage, he honors those relations. The rest is least said the better! The play 'Dear Departed' beautifully depicts this degradation of human moral values.
PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST
The lesson depicts the materialistic nature of the upcoming generation.Materialism has so much affected the modern man's life that even the respectful relationship between father and daughters has become tainted with it. The lesson highlights this aspect of the tainted relationship with unmatched craftsmanship by weaving a wonderful and absorbing sequence of events.
Man can break all ties of love and respect for the sake of money and property! All ethics, etiquette, decency, and decorum have gone to dogs. Life has become merely trade, commerce and profit earning. So wherever man finds some financial gain or advantage, he honors those relations. The rest is least said the better! The play 'Dear Departed' beautifully depicts this degradation of human moral values.
PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST
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