Eliza and Georgiana Reed were two attractive, traditional young ladies of the Victorian times. Eliza was a true snob, headstrong and selfish. Yet, she was respected because she came from a wealthy home and dressed in a typical manner of the era. Georgiana was time-honored in looks as well as manner. Many people loved her even though she was arrogant and spoiled. Sh

In conclusion, the role of women in Victorian society was quite demanding. Only the wealthy were able to maintain what was considered to be traditional and proper. All of the others were deemed untraditional, unusual and out of the ordinary. They were not welcomed in society. Ultimately, the traditional women prevailed as the wives of the gentlemen and the mothers of their children.

When Jane returns to Gateshead, to visit her ailing aunt, she finds Georgiana behaving in the same manner as when she left. Georgiana wished to go to London and no longer wanted to stay cooped up in Gateshead. She had blossomed into a voluptuous and beautiful woman. However, Eliza no longer cared for her muslin frocks and scarlet sashes. She dressed in black and was loo

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