With reference to “The Jade Peony” by Wayson Choy (Inside Stories III 109–117), in a traditional five‐paragraph essay of 350–500 words discuss the type of relationship that Sek‐Lung and his...

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Title: The Jade Peony
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Relation Between Sek-Lung and Grandma
    Sek-Lung and his grandmother partake in a dynamic symphony’s association in Wayson Choy's short book "The Jade Peony," characterized by shared voyages and straight-to-the-point exchanges. Inside their family, they are the two pariahs and fellow partners. Regardless of being avoided by the remainder of the family, Sek-Lung and Grandmama keep a solid bond. She trusts in him now and again, and as a "sidekick," he helps her in gathering disposed of materials to develop her adored breeze rings, with a valued jade peony integrating them across the life-passing separation (Matrix).
Deplorably, the remainder of the family taunts Grandma's desire to make wind rings out of broken glass shards and outfit adornments found in the garbage. Even though his kin is horrified by their grandma's deeds and swear that she would prepare their younger sibling to be "insane," Sek-Lung is her buddy on those...