Hi everyone,
Use the Emma - Marriage handout and your notes (and of course the text!) to investigate this next one.
"And as for objects of interest,
objects for the affections, which is in truth the great point of inferiority,
the want of which is really the great evil to be avoided in not marrying, I shall be very well
off."
- Ch 10, p83
Discuss the role and characterisation of Emma Woodhouse in the light of her comment about marriage.
Good luck!
- T. Marcus
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