Maggie's character doesn't particularly change that much, although we see her kinder side come out on occasions. It is Will who we see change the most, but for this we can give credit to Maggie, who has easily been his most influential figure at this present time. Maggie is extremely ambitious, and she knows she can do better than working for her alcoholic father at his shop. She is very determined, and has a strong will to succeed in life. This is seen in both her professional life and in her encounters with Will. She is a pushy, to the point of aggressive saleswomen, who is practical with a no-nonsense attitude. This is probably due to th

Maggie's overall character has immediate effect on Will, as under her influence he stands up to Hobson, revealing his inner courage. Will is from humble origins, and this is shown by his lack of ambition, which he puts aside because of the fact that he is perfectly content with life. His humble background was not a time in his life to reminisce about though, as he suffered a brutal childhood, which has led him to be intimidated by the smallest of things. This is proved when he shrinks into obscurity when a threatening extended hand by Mrs Hepworth is thrust towards his face.

We realise that this is not a sudden adoration of Will on Maggie's behalf, as she admits that she has 'counted on' Will for the last six months. She also got a kinder side to her hardened n

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