Class Differences and Women's

icipation in the public domain, and her partaking of these pleasures and freedoms, which actually deceive her, and bring about her downfall as she becomes an poor, alcohol-addicted prostitute. Not only Gaskell, but Esther herself, sees her experience as a lesson to be learned by others, and focuses on trying to tell her miserable story to other people,
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