Please, can SOMEBODY help me? LEAVE ME ALONE IF YOU DONT KNOW THE ANSWER. Have anyone read the book “Mufaro’s Beautiful Daughters”?? There is many available online! Theres even a pdf of it.

Pls read that book and help me with these question:

How does the culture of Mufaro’s Beautiful Daughters affect its THEME.

WILL MARK BRAINLIEST if you have a valuable answer

Mufaro’s Beautiful Daughters is about two sisters, Manyara and Nyasha, who are outwardly very beautiful, but who have completely opposite personalities. Manyara is selfish and assertive, while Nyasha is selfless and charitable. Word reaches them that the King of their land is searching for the “Most Worthy and Beautiful” girls in the land so that he can choose a queen. Both set out for the palace, but along the way, are met with people of various infirmities who ask them for help. As it turns out, these people are placed there by the King to test the character of the sisters. Manyara, in her haste to get to the palace, is rude and dismissive of these people; Nyasha, on the other hand, stops to help each one by sacrificing something of hers. When they get to the palace, Nyasha is chosen to be queen.

The moral of the story, which seems to be that kind, selfless people are deserving of reward while selfish, power-hungry people are not, raises perhaps the fundamental philosophical question, dating back to the ancient Greeks, which is: “What is the best sort of life to live?”

This is how i think the culture of Mufaros daughters affect the theme of the story : )

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