... poor judgement of Isabella Thorpe - for taking Isabella at her own valuation and for believing all her professions of affection. This flagrant error somewhat obscures Catherine's capacity to estimate other characters correctly Catherine's generosity, which, although puts her in no danger of underrating sincere people like Henry and Eleanor Tilney, puts her at great risk from the likes of General Tilney ... a novel the reader soon learns something about his or her manners. How much is learned depends upon the character's significance for the development of the action. In general, minor c...

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• Approx Pages: 7
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• Grade Level: Undergraduate