Question

I read a quote from this book called "No Longer Human" (Nigen Shikaku). I understand what he's trying to ask, but I don't have an equally understanding answer. Here's the quote:



"I don't understand; if my neighbors manage to survive without ki l l ing themselves, without going mad, maintaining an interest in political parties, not yielding to despair, resolutely pursuing the fight for existence, can their griefs really be genuine?



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Answer 1

Answer:

I think that the neighbor's grief is somewhat genuine as they are both "not yielding to despair" but at the same time not as they "maintain an interest in politilcal parties.

Explanation:

Answer 2

The quote that was illustrated states that the griefs can be genuine.

What is a quote

A quote simply means a group of words or statement that's take from what has been said or written by another person.

In this case, the neighbor's grief is genuine as they are both trying to prove a point and maintain an interest in politilcal parties.

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