The Silences in Mansfield Park

The silence of Mansfield Park can convey some information about characters and scenes to us. In the silence of Fanny, we may reveal something about other characters, but sometimes her silence is there because of her personality. Fanny began to grow with her big and noisy family in a narrow house; then she finished growing with Bertram. She has a chance to live in a big house filled with something unknown. These unknowns challenge Fanny because she is naturally shy.

The silence of Mansfield Park reveals the essence of each character. Fanny's silence reveals her inner self, the core of morality. They reveal that she has a set of principles that will not yield to any external forces even though Fanny looks like a cowardly and weak exist internally. Through her silence, Fanny became a selfless conscience of Mansfield Park. Fanny is determined to be firm with her steady silence. In a flowing, constantly moving time, she is the only thing that does not move. Fanny grew up in a growing family and it was quiet.

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