Downtown Abbey: Victorian Values

Downton Manor shows that it is necessary to leave the Victorian era to accept the values ​​of the 20th century. But many people related to Downton believe maintaining tradition is more important than continuing the 20th century. In the first season of Downton Manor, in many cases, viewers can see the collision between characters that they want to be evaluated and maintained by Victorian values, but others can change I hope.

North Yorkshire Byland Abbey and South Yorkshire Roche Abbey are important examples of the rapid development of new style. About 1200 years ago, the complete Gothic style (Early English Victorian) was developed. Unique features include a narrow spike window, a collecting column and a post made up of polished marble shafts. In the 1220s, a part of Whitby Abbey and Rievaulx Monastery (both North Yorkshire State) was rebuilt in this style. The sculpture is also generous with the arch (sometimes flat and sharp, or "Ozzy") and stigma and walls. One of the most impressive accomplishments of the decorative style is the "lantern" of the huge octagon of Ely Cathedral.

Victorian middle class professional woman Charles Dickens' role Miss Abbe Portson is clearly unmarried (mistakes) and business owners (she owns a bar). Victorian middle class women should be enthusiastic about laziness, but more and more women are employed in the 19th century for various reasons. - Despite today's popular culture and programs like Vampire Diaries, Vampire is often human as well as continuing daily life as if he were a hero of a friend or family. The way of exposure is a supernatural creature that is thirsty and sexually attractive. The way women are drawn with Bram Stoker, Dracula is the ideal result of the Victorian era.

Downton Manor shows that it is necessary to leave the Victorian era to accept the values ​​of the 20th century. But many people related to Downton believe maintaining tradition is more important than continuing the 20th century. - During the Victorian era, the whereabouts of women were at home, their occupations were married with husbands. From a very young age, women are destined to marry only men who choose their parents. Society sees only women as weak and helpless, and can not make decisions about the moral and domestic chores taught to children.