Poor Catherine Sloper.
Her dad won't let her date who she wants. And with good reason, Morris Townsend is after Catherine's money (really, mostly, her dad's and hers when he dies). How will she handle it? Will she defy her father? Or will she submit?
But the real question the novel answers is whether or not impressions and feelings can count as experience: do we have to act to have an experience?
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