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This isn’t mentioned as the cause of Naomi’s reconciliation. In fact, we’re not even told that she reunites with her parents.
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This isn’t mentioned as the cause of Naomi’s reconciliation. It’s the beginning of her victim stage; her reconciliation occurs later.
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We’re never told that Naomi critiques the majority society. Kogawa, the author of Obasan, critiques the majority society.
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This isn’t mentioned as the cause of Naomi’s reconciliation. In fact, we’re not even told that she separates from her aunt and uncle.
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The “agent” of Naomi’s reconciliation is the cause of her reconcilation. (That’s the meaning of “agent” in this context.) P2 tells us that the cause of her reconcilation is