... The way in which the reader understands and perceives their desires is also an appealing characteristic of E.M Forster's work. The author wants the reader to make their own judgment on each character's desires and whether or not the reader wants the same desires of the characters. Margaret Schlegel's character ... the essay. Conflicting values are another key component that will be discussed as two different social classes collide inevitably and there is a definite outcome to this. Margaret Schlegel who is the main fictional character in this novel is an honest, trustworthy and a genuin...

• Word Count: 2048
• Approx Pages: 8
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School