The narrator of the story “Mother” is the son of the central character, and the entire narrative unfolds through his perspective. As a first-person narrator, he plays a dual role: both as a participant in the events and as an observer who reflects on his mother’s personality, sacrifices, and emotional strength. His narration is deeply personal, shaped by memory, affection, and a growing sense of understanding about his mother’s life. At the beginning, the narrator appears somewhat detached and immature in his perception. He recalls incidents from his childhood where he took his mother’s care and sacrifices for granted. Like many children, he accepts her presence as natural and unquestionable, without fully recognizing the extent of her struggles. His tone in these parts is simple and straightforward, suggesting innocence and a lack of deeper awareness. For instance, he might describe how his mother would tirelessly manage household work, yet he focuses more on his own needs and