After a lifetime of silence, where and how does Kambili find her voice? Identify and analyze a passage in the novel that reflects Kambili’s personal growth.

The main character who narrates the story of her family’s disintegration. When the story begins, Kambili is fifteen years old and painfully shy. She lives under the strict Catholic rule of her father, who expects his children to succeed at all costs. As political unrest seizes Nigeria, Kambili is introduced to a new way of life by her liberal aunt. Though she retains her faith through several horrendous events, Kambili learns to question authority when necessary.She finds her voice through people like her aunt as well as frustrations with her abusive father and misogyny in general.

Answered by Nadia today/18/5/2022 9:34 AM

Kambili finds her self to be under the strict rules of her father. she doesn't get the chance to speak whenever she is around people but as time goes on, when she visited Auntie Ifeoma's house she begin to see how her father abuses them not just her but her mother and jaja, with this she gets the chance to learn from Amaka which is Auntie Ifeoma's daughter, she is very outspoken, respectful and very sassy. Kamili begins to learn somethings from her before she got to know father Amadi who brought out the other side of kambili and even made her feel better about herself and after she found out about papa she knew how to deffend herself or protect her family from him because if they still allow him to be in their lives he wud make it miserable for them and never getb the chance to be happy ever in their lives