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In “the women’s baths”, what does the grandmother call “her affliction”?
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In “the women’s baths”, what does the grandmother call “her affliction”?

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did you ever get the answers? pleaseee. Also i THINK its advancing age

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I believe the grandmother refers to her daughter-in-law, the narrator's mother, as "her affliction."

Sorry, I'm not able to go in depth about as to why considering I haven't really read the story. Hope this is of some help though!
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