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Thorpe & comparing books.
Written by MandyN
(4/5/2006 6:04 p.m.)
in consequence of the missive, You're right, he's just plain rude, penned by Pennie
I agree Thorpe's behaviour is detestably rude and flashy. I feel quite sorry for Catherine enduring that carriage drive with him.
From the moment Catherine meets John Thorpe, I think he adds a 'gothic' element to her experiences in Bath.
Catherine's experiences in Bath appear to be a combination of what might be expected for the normal girl and those of the Gothic heroine. * John sneers at 'Camilla' (by one of JA's favourite author's, Fanny Burney). The incident of an old man on a see saw occurs very early in the book indicating John's lack of reading ability. |

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