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how was Annie person responsible for her fate?
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Answered by dorachandrasekhara

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Her super naive nature made her bring down her own self respect in front of her family, and she had almost forgotten to stand for herself. She accepted getting humiliated and ridiculed every now and then in her home and thus, she was herself responsible for her own fate.

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