What is Bama's main internal conflict throughout the narrative?

Desire for freedom from societal norms

Struggle with academic pressure

Conflict with her family

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A. Desire for freedom from societal norms

Solution:

Bama's internal conflict centers around her desire for freedom and dignity from societal norms dictated by caste. The other options do not reflect her primary struggle.

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