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Why is Morley important to the narrator's understanding of herself? Use two details story to support your response.
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Why is Morley important to the narrator's understanding of herself? Use two details story to support your response.

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he helps the narrator develop a deeper understanding of herself and her role in the family, and also because he is the cause as to why the narrator is no longer viewed or treated as the “baby” of the family.
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