Question

At the end of "Fish Cheeks," what does the narrator realize about the meal her

mother made?
A. The meal is meant to teach the narrator a lesson about shame.
B. It is made up of her least favorite foods.
C. It is the best meal she has ever tasted.
D. It is intended to make the minister's family uncomfortable.

Answer 1

[A]

The theme of this story would being proud of who you are and this is shown when the narrators mother says “Your only shame is to have shame”.