ns, there is none; on the contrary, there is a great suitability." (76-7)
             Louisa comes back to her father's house when she is confused about whether to cheat on her husband, whom she hates, or not. She comes to her father for comfort and finds it. Louisa talks to her father and tells him that she hates her life with Mr. Bounderby and that someone else has come into her life that really cares for her. "All that I know is, your philosophy and your teaching will not save me. Now, father, you have brought me to this. Save me by some other means!" (163) He was broken hearted when he "saw the pride of his heart and the triumph of his system, lyi
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