I think that part of the problem I have is that Elizabeth is making a decision that affects her mother and sisters, too. When reading the book, I never quite get the impression that Elizabeth understands the stakes or has any concerns about her future, and that always strikes me as weird.
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Date: 2018-09-21 03:51 pm (UTC)I think that part of the problem I have is that Elizabeth is making a decision that affects her mother and sisters, too. When reading the book, I never quite get the impression that Elizabeth understands the stakes or has any concerns about her future, and that always strikes me as weird.
If that makes sense?