A Room With a View
A Room with a View is a love story of romantic and marital variety. Ms. Lucy Honeychurch, at the center of the novel, is a normal girl faced with love that runs the opposite of the social conventions of the time period. Lucy felt she must overcome herself before she could follow her instinct. “Passion should believe itself irresistable (105)” is a phrase that best describes the theme of A Room with a View. Mr. George Emerson changing rooms at the pension, kissing Lucy in the violets, and speaking the truth about Cecil are all examples of his unorthodox actions that are so startling to Lucy. Forster first identified the social differences between Lucy and the Emersons in the first chapter with the argument over a room with a view. The Emersons were quick to give up their room with a view to Lucy and Miss Bartlett because it had a view in exchange for Lucy’s room, which did not have a v
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Approximate Word count = 603
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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