Helen as Angel and Rebel in The Tenant of Wildfell Hall

Helen as a resident of the Wildfel Hall in England in the 19th century and Helen as a rebel, the lives of men and women are totally different. These women have little rights - or they have no rights at all, and men have absolute power over his wife and children. He has even his wife's income and inheritance rights. She is said to be an "angel of the house" because the only acceptable way for a woman to live her life is to become a social role, her mother supporting her wife and kindness. The word "angel in house" refers to a poem of the same name by Coventry Patmoor.

In the tenant of Wildfel Hall, we met a painter Helen Graham who took us to the old house, "Wildfel Hall" who was abandoned by her children and maid maid. As expected, a woman without her husband or male relatives has become a favorite topic of discussion. Soon this story developed very embarrassingly, and Helen knew that he himself had to take a hopeless step to keep himself away from malicious gossip Frustration

Helen as a resident of the Wildfel Hall in England in the 19th century and Helen as a rebel, the lives of men and women are totally different. These women have little rights - or they have no rights at all, and men have absolute power over his wife and children. He has even his wife's income and inheritance rights. She is said to be an "angel of the house" because the only acceptable way for a woman to live her life is to become a social role, her mother supporting her wife and kindness. - During the march of the Japanese Army held in Singapore in 1942, the play of Willazhor's "Long, Short, High" was held in the jungle of Malaya. The seven soldiers in the UK have different powers for their ranking and they have different attitudes towards each other. Sergeant Mitcham is a leader of a soldier. He is a responsible superior leader, obviously he stopped many arguments and made decisions among his people.