The protagonist grapples with misconceptions surrounding literacy and identity, facing prejudice from a classmate who wrongly accuses them of forgery. The situation highlights the character's frustration with ignorance and the lack of understanding about different experiences, particularly regarding their mother's unconventional signature. This conflict serves as a commentary on societal attitudes toward literacy and the stigma associated with it, revealing deeper themes of misunderstanding and the complexities of personal backgrounds.
The protagonist grapples with misconceptions surrounding literacy and identity, facing prejudice from a classmate who wrongly accuses them of forgery. The situation highlights the character's frustration with ignorance and the lack of understanding about different experiences, particularly regarding their mother's unconventional signature. This conflict serves as a commentary on societal attitudes toward literacy and the stigma associated with it, revealing deeper themes of misunderstanding and the complexities of personal backgrounds.
