In at least one hundred words, describe how what Markandaya reveals about Kenny helps to shape his character, and which themes in Nectar in a Sieve are developed with this information.

Describing Markandaya reveals about Kenny helps to shape his character below in brief detail.

Explanation:

I believe she challenges the customs in a pair of methods. primarily when her two dearest siblings are wedded off, they are given excellent presents but when she and her ultimate eldest sister are wedded, they are wedded into a lower social status and receive small presents. She also dislikes that she came from a prosperous house and coupled a gardener and many of her relatives call it a shame. She questions the customs when she has a daughter as a first child and then does not have a secondary (as of chapter 3) so her spouse Nathan does not have a son to take care of the land after him.

She does understand the cultures when she does not ask her husband by name but only by "hubby". This is required of women no matter the position they are in. In the literature, she also is wedded off to a man who she doesn't identify which is conventional to the Indian society. Lastly, I'd say she does chart upon the process of life there when she nurses deliver her neighbor's wife's baby.