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In “the women’s baths”, what does the grandmother call “her affliction”?

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In “The Women’s Baths,”the grandmother call her daughter-in-law as “her affliction”.
An affliction is something which causes physical or mental suffering. In “the women’s baths” , the grandmother thinks her daughter-in-law was the main cause for her pain and sorrows.
The statement shows the disappointment and heart pain.

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