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Two years pass. Rahma has worked hard and eventually secures a grant to open a small skills acquisition center for women in a neighboring town. She is successful, but she feels a deep, aching void where her family used to be.
The novel is widely studied for its bold critique of patriarchal norms and the misuse of religious laws to marginalize women.
Unable to bear the humiliation of being treated as a "puppet" in a system designed for male convenience, Nadira chooses to escape her reality. She ends her life by jumping into the Chandragiri River , a powerful symbol of the "ties" she could only break through death. Key Characters