How does indian society view a woman like srimati?

a)srimati is seen as a sympathetic figure who was tricked by a dangerous outsider.
b)srimati is disgraced as a woman and a mother; while not welcome in the community, she is also seen as a victim of her beauty and of a man’s evil intentions.
c)srimati is viewed as a criminal for abandoning her duties and her employer.
d)srimati runs off with the man she loves, so she is seen as a poor mother; however, she is also respected for pursuing passion and romance above all else.
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