What does Pappachi's moth symbolize in the narrative?

Family unity

Lost ambition and pride

Nature's beauty

A reminder of past glory

Answer and Solution

B. Lost ambition and pride

Pappachi's moth symbolizes lost ambition and pride due to the failure to have it named after him.

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