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Throughout Mansfield Park, Austen explores the complex relationship between manners and morality. Austen’s view of manners is difficult to identify, in part because Austen’s characters do not clearly define what they mean when they refer to “manners.”. The meaning of manners in the book seems to be somewhat fluid, sometimes referring to ...
Susan Price. Fanny's younger sister, with whom she gets reacquainted when she returns to her family's home. Susan is a diamond in the rough, a smart girl with essentially good manners who is stuck in a terrible home. Fanny brings her back to Mansfield Park with her, where she becomes a new favorite of Sir Thomas and Lady Bertram.
Dr. Grant. Dr. Grant is Mrs. Grant ’s husband, and the preacher of Mansfield Park’s parish following Mr. Norris ’s death. Dr. Grant is kind, but also a self-indulgent food-lover. As result, he is very demanding, and… read analysis of Dr. Grant.
Mansfield Park ( 1814) is the third novel by English novelist Jane Austen (1775-1817). Set in Regency-era England, Mansfield Park is a bildungsroman, charting the life of Fanny Price from childhood to adulthood. At the age of 10, Fanny is sent from her poverty-stricken home to live with her wealthy uncle and aunt, Sir Thomas and Lady Bertram.
Cast (in credits order) verified as complete. Hannah Taylor Gordon. ... Young Fanny. Talya Gordon. ... Young Susan. Lindsay Duncan.
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