Throughout the narration, Rukmani acknowledges her mistakes and weaknesses. Eventually, her perspective is one of a person who has learned to be less selfish, more comprehensive, and to priorize the things that are really important to her.
In the case of Kenny, his point of view comes from a more prejudiced person, who sees himself as superior regarding Indian people.
One of the factors for them to have different perspectives on life is POVERTY. Another factor is PERSONALITY, since Kenny is less emphatic and more skeptical than Rukmani.
At first, Dr. Kenny believed that Indian people needed some philosophical orientation and material assistance. These people were foolish in his eyes because he couldn't understand how deep their poverty is and how much tied they are to their spiritual convictions. Eventually, her recognizes and accepts that many people rely on their faith as a support to face their suffering. After Rukmani notices that they are in God's hands, it is understood that Kenny realizes this is the only choice people have to deal with their situations.
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<u><em>Phoenix Jackson is a character of “ A Worn Path” written by Eudora Welty , the author describes her as an old woman with a mission: get to the town to find the medicine that her grandson desperately needs. </em></u>
<u><em>Actually, her grandson's throat was not working and nobody is there except Phoenix Jackson and her sick grandson. </em></u>
<u><em>She decides to go and on the way to town, she speaks to herself going through various problems till she arrived there. Finally she brings medicine and returns back home. </em></u>
<u><em>She is mentally disturbed because of her grandson's throat problem and so she often talks herself on the way to the town an we can say that if Phoenix didn't continue in a running dialogue with herself, the reader wouldn't understand the message and so the story comes from her monologues.
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<u><em> Infact we know about her poor condition of old age, greed for money, love for grandson and courage. Her monologue, her attitude toward life, make clear that her story is a story of unconscious heroism too.
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A, "it is usually easier to trust him or her in return"
