Why does Pappachi rarely speak to Mammachi after Chacko's intervention?

He feels ashamed of his actions

He considers her insignificant

He values his pride over reconciliation

He is dependent on others for communication

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A. He feels ashamed of his actions

Pappachi's silence towards Mammachi signifies his shame and inability to face the consequences of his actions after Chacko's intervention.

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