Pansy as a commodity, Portrait of a lady

Pansy was a perfectly molded little lady. Her father wanted to make sure that she would follow his wishes without any reasoning. She spent her educational years in a convent. At the point when she was introduced to us she didn’t know life at all. She knew about life only what her father told her. He was her teacher and her mentor. She never believed that he can be wrong or had any thoughts of questioning his truth. When she was in public she didn’t know how to present herself like a perfect lady. Even though she was very neat concerning her appearance and manner, but something was missing to complete it. “She lacks in a deplorable degree the quality known and esteemed in the appearance of female as style”.

Pansy and Isabel have major difference and similarities between them. They are the same at their knowledge of the world. Both of them know too little about life. Pansy as Isabel i

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Unfortunately, Rosier’s fortune is not big enough to satisfy Osmond.

All women in the novel have trouble with marriage. Pansy is a commodity in hands of her father. It sounds for me that Isabel had strength in her to marry for love, but she was mistaken. She will not do anything what her father will not approve. In her previous travels she met a man named Edward Rosier. Fortunate for Edward Rosier Pansy likes him a lot. Implying that he is opposed to Rosier marrying his daughter and that he considers Pansy as one of his possessions. n the beginning know only what happens in the house and do not worry about outside life.

At point where we will discus her as commodity she is nineteenth years old. As we can see they all stay in a choice of marrying for money or for love. Osmond’s only worry was how much money he can get for her.

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