A Life For A Life ...

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The narrator grapples with the expectations placed on them as the clergyman's daughter, feeling out of place in both domestic and community roles. They express a deep discomfort with teaching and visiting the poor, highlighting their sense of inadequacy and fear in social interactions. The struggle between personal identity and societal expectations is evident, as the narrator questions the value of their prescribed duties, feeling disconnected from the realities of family and community life.