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    Adrian Kenneth G. Nervida
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    This narrative essay analyzes the short story "The Road to Aras-Asan", which tells a unique love story that also focuses on family ties and friendship. The essay provides a critical look at how the story handles marriage as involving the families of both the bride and groom, as well as the importance of friendship.

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    Dynamics in Marriage

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    Marriage as Involving the Families of the Bride and Groom

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    This narrative essay analyzes the short story "The Road to Aras-Asan", which tells a unique love story that also focuses on family ties and friendship. The essay provides a critical look at how the story handles marriage as involving the families of both the bride and groom, as well as the importance of friendship.

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    Marriage As Involving The Families of The Bride and Groom

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    Adrian Kenneth G. Nervida
    This narrative essay analyzes the short story "The Road to Aras-Asan", which tells a unique love story that also focuses on family ties and friendship. The essay provides a critical look at how the story handles marriage as involving the families of both the bride and groom, as well as the importance of friendship.

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    Marriage as involving the families of the bride and groom

    A Critical Analysis of the “The Road to Aras-Asan”

    In the given narrative essay, “The Road to Aras-Asan”, was unique piece for a genre that tackles about love.
    Family ties and friendship are jewel

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