Emma: Summary of the Events at Box Hill

When Emma speaks with Frank Churchill, we first heard about Box Hill at the end of chapter 42. Emma noticed Frank seems to be himself He immediately left the country and expressed his desire to move to Switzerland. Emma does not understand the relationship between Frank and Jane Fairfax, but it tells us that something might have happened between them. Emma suggested that the party at Box Hill of tomorrow might be as good as Frank's change, and encouraged him to attend. Tomorrow, Weston's, Emma and Harriet, Bates and Jane, Eltons and Mr. all arrive at Hill on time.

Emma went on to entertainment Emma 's game, as Emma had a rude comment about Miss Bates in this game, as Frank Churchill's recent behavior was questionable while he was out on Box Hill. Later Mr. Nightly scolded to do Emma, ​​Miss Bates was a poor woman, so she deserves Emma's sympathy and sympathy, not her contempt and ridicule. When Emma apologized for visiting Miss Bates the following day, she learned that Jane Fair Fax is sick. She is preparing to go to Maple Grove to become a family tutor. That is what she previously had in comparison with slave trade. Emma is sorry now for Jane Fairfax, as she understands that she is the social position of her only reason Jane must enter into her profession. Otherwise, she will be highly appreciated like Emma

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Feminism is one of the notable ideas in both sentences. "Ema" is a patriarchal society, and her father is not a strong patriarchal figure, but Mr. Knight has played this role. He insisted on his position in the Box Hill case and accused her as immature. In ignorance, Cher can gain personal freedom more than Emma, ​​but in her own family she is still under her father's control. Both heroines depend on their father's wealth and social position. In a sense, Cher can be regarded as weaker than women in Emma. And she lives in modern society, but women gain more rights. Her father accused her because she was sitting in her chair and her parking ticket, and Josh was her savior and she rescued her in the valley that night.