Assertion P: Dalit narratives are often read one-dimensionally as objects of pity at caste humiliation, heroic protests against discrimination or rises from misery to triumph. Assertion Q: There is a tendency to keep the Other permanently exotic and different. Which relation is justified?
Both assertions describe reductive ways of treating marginalised experience: P lists narrow narrative templates and Q names the broader tendency to fix the Other as different. They can therefore hold together, B. Compatibility neither establishes contradiction nor proves Q is the sole possible cause of P.
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