"The shock treatment makes the thoughtless and selfish person realise the real position of the lady of the house." how far do you agree with the statement? give reasons for your answer. answer in 120-150 words
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Answer:
Mother's Day' is an articulation of the impact a shock can leave on a human mind. The Pearson family never realised the importance of a woman in their lives. Mrs. Pearson was treated without any respect in her own home. The family members are amazed at her strange behaviour (after role reversal with Mrs. Fitzgerald), after which they realise her importance and place her in her proper perspective.
Explanation:
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I fully agree with the given statement. Drastic situations need drastic remedies. The thoughtless, selfish and spoilt members of the Pearson family do not understand the language of love and affection. Mrs Pearson with Mrs Fitzgerald’s bold and dominating personality and her toughness makes them realise their own state. Doris is the first to learn her lesson in politeness. The criticism of her boyfriend seems quite unexpected to her-perhaps more than that, the non-compliance of her orders of ironing the yellow silk dress. Doris has tearful eyes. Cyril is also told to help himself.
The mother’s declaration that she too will henceforth work forty hours a week, have the weekends off and go somewhere to enjoy herself come as a shock treatment. The balloon of her husband’s ego is punctured by disclosing to him how people at the club make fun of him. In the end, all the three members come round and show their willingness to obey the mother’s command.