Personally, I thought it was a great shame that Maiguru had been deprived of the opportunity to make the most of herself, even if she had accepted that deprivation.
It shows that even an educated woman like Maiguru can experience gender inequality within marriage. Despite having her own qualifications and earning money, she has sacrificed some of her personal ambitions and freedom for her husband and family. It suggests that education alone does not guarantee women independence in a patriarchal society. I find this important because Maiguru's situation challenges the assumption that a successful marriage automatically means a woman is fulfilled.