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George

Hello. I want to write something about 'Vanity Fair'. I think that this novel has many interesting themes. The first theme, I think, is the situation of the poor women in that society. I have seen that, Miss Sedley, which she does not have money and she belongs not to high society, finally, she became a loose women. In my opinion, that society was a very exclusivist one. That society does not give the oportunity to become a great person. If you do not have money... and you do not belong to high society... you will stay home... no school, no 'dreams', no profesional live, no nothing. The tragedy is more deeper, if we will speak about girls. They will have a very difficult future, and, like we saw in case of Miss Sedley, she tried to do almost everything to obtain a position in that society. After these, I have a question for you. Why she 'forgot' about her child? We know that, she married Rawdon only to make a child and to become a 'Crawley'... After she played 'dirty', Rawdon abandoned her. I return to my question. After all, she could return to her child, but she did not do that. Why?
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George