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A Very Private Affair was created in 1962.
In the story "Marriage Is A Private Affair," Nnaemeka's father, Okeke, has arranged a marriage for him. The marriage is a suitable match and would be looked upon favorably in the community they live in. However, Nnaemeka isn't in love with the girl his father has chosen for him; rather, he is in love with Nene, his wife-to-be. Nnaemeka is now faced with a difficult decision: go against his father's wishes or marry a woman whom he's not in love with while the one he does love gets away.
In "Marriage is a Private Affair," rain at the end of the story symbolizes cleansing and renewal. It reflects the emotional turmoil and conflicts that have been resolved, suggesting a fresh start for the characters, particularly Nene and her father. The rain can also signify the washing away of old prejudices and misunderstandings, paving the way for a more harmonious relationship between generations and the acceptance of love that transcends cultural differences. Ultimately, it highlights hope and the possibility of reconciliation in personal relationships.
An illicit love affair refers to a romantic or sexual relationship that occurs outside of a committed partnership, often involving secrecy and deception. Such relationships typically violate societal norms or personal commitments, such as marriage or long-term partnerships. The term "illicit" emphasizes the forbidden nature of the affair, which can lead to emotional turmoil and conflict among those involved.
Marriage Is a Private Affair - 1944 is rated/received certificates of: Finland:S Sweden:15
his feelings
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it's not private. There's a book on it O.O
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She dies
Some symbols in "Marriage is a Private Affair" include Nnaemeka's decision to marry someone outside his tribe, his father's refusal to accept the marriage, and the letter sent by Nnaemeka to his father announcing his marriage, symbolizing the conflict between tradition and personal choice.
Didactic, the author means to inform the reader.
it symbolizes that he should totally let the children in
interesting..............................
omniscent point of view
its used in the middle of the book where "Nwuaka" shows all her jewelery