Question

For now I was only one of many little animal driven by a herder this was the sentiment expressed by zitkalasa. What does it signify? Trace the events that made her feels this way

Answer 1

Zitkala Sa had been admitted to an English medium school. She belonged to native Indian culture. In her culture there was lots of freedom. She had grown up in that freedom. However, at the school everything was done in discipline that she did not like. She had to wear tight fitting clothes; she had to do everything on the ringing of bell; even her long hair was to be cut. In their culture long hair was venerated and considered auspicious. Short hair was worn either by cowards or mourners. She had been feeling pathetic at the school.

Answer 2

Answer:

'...for now I was only one of many little animals driven by a herder.' What does the given line mean