But what is decency? Deny everything one truly wants?
In "Like Water for Chocolate" by Laura Esquivel, the notion of decency is explored as a complex concept that isn’t merely about adhering to societal norms. The story suggests that true decency may involve acknowledging and embracing one’s desires rather than suppressing them. This internal struggle is central to the protagonist's experiences as she grapples with traditional expectations versus her own passions.
This dynamic raises a critical question: does maintaining decency...
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