Why was Manjula's father was not favour of Manjula learning to paint ?
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Explanation:
Manjula was a girl with deformed/malformed fingers. She loved to paint. in her younger years, her mother encouraged her and used to bring colors for her from the saved money. Even her father used to appreciate her. Her mother gifted professional water colors to her. However, her father was worried about her increasing expense and as she was growing older, he told her mother to make Manjula learn cooking and stop painting. Majula listened to all this, and became sad and tore off her paintings and started learning cooking from her mother. This shows that she got upset and did not want to burden her parents. However, one day she saw an advertisement in the newspaper regarding a painting competition, her brother encouraged her and she decided to take part in the competition. This shows that Manjula's deformity in fingers did not affect her in daily life and she refused to yield to the circumstances.
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Explanation:
Manjula was a girl with deformed/malformed fingers. She loved to paint. in her younger years, her mother encouraged her and used to bring colors for her from the saved money. Even her father used to appreciate her. Her mother gifted professional water colors to her. However, her father was worried about her increasing expense and as she was growing older, he told her mother to make Manjula learn cooking and stop painting. Majula listened to all this, and became sad and tore off her paintings and started learning cooking from her mother. This shows that she got upset and did not want to burden her parents. However, one day she saw an advertisement in the newspaper regarding a painting competition, her brother encouraged her and she decided to take part in the competition. This shows that Manjula's deformity in fingers did not affect her in daily life and she refused to yield to the circumstances.