Moral Lesson of the short story Sinigang by Marby Villaceran

The moral lesson you'll distinguish in the short story "Sinigang" is how acceptance and forgiveness aids the deepest scars in our heart. 


Liza's father had an extramarital affair and she was called a shameless daughter. With all the resentment she has in her heart, she still forgave her father. And all things went well after. 

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