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In this poetic essay, the author paints a vivid scene of an Ethiopian cafe, where she observes a father and daughter's interaction. Their dynamic, marked by the daughter's self-assurance and the father's reverence for her thoughts, reminds the author of the relationship between Mr. Bennet and Elizabeth in 'Pride and Prejudice.' The essay reflects on how a father's encouragement can empower a daughter's confidence, while underestimating her can have far-reaching consequences. Through rich sensory details and thoughtful musings, the author celebrates the wisdom and wit of young women when given space to express themselves freely.
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Writer
Amani Hope
Summary
In this poetic essay, the author paints a vivid scene of an Ethiopian cafe, where she observes a father and daughter's interaction. Their dynamic, marked by the daughter's self-assurance and the father's reverence for her thoughts, reminds the author of the relationship between Mr. Bennet and Elizabeth in 'Pride and Prejudice.' The essay reflects on how a father's encouragement can empower a daughter's confidence, while underestimating her can have far-reaching consequences. Through rich sensory details and thoughtful musings, the author celebrates the wisdom and wit of young women when given space to express themselves freely.
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