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In The Little Girl, on which idea does the parent-child relationship finally rest?

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Correct answer: Emotional understanding and affectionate safety

The governing concept is the movement from fear to emotional understanding. Kezia initially builds her image of her father from his stern voice, formal manner, and limited conversation. Consequently, she overlooks the care that is present beneath his strict exterior. When she is frightened at night, his protective response gives her direct evidence of affection and security. The relationship therefore rests finally on understanding and caring support, not on fear or punishment. C is correct. A and B describe the earlier misunderstanding, while D is only a comparison that helps Kezia notice the difference between families.

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Class9EnglishThe-Little-GirlParent-Child-RelationshipParent Child RelationshipsThe Little GirlClass 9 Mcq

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