... desires of the characters. Margaret Schlegel's character will be discussed thoroughly in this essay as she is the main character in "Howard's End." She is a gripping character because she tries to find a degree of balance and tries to find a connection in all of her relationships. This is key throughout Forster's novel. Her affection for others is remarkable, yet it may lead ... , yet Margaret accepts him into her life like she has done with many others. Her moral imagination in this regard is excellent and further boosts her desires for the two families to bond further. "Only connect","...

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• Grade Level: High School