A Room With a View
In E.M. Forster’s novels Howard’s End and A Room With a View, his characters Margaret and Lucy are challenged to overcome the class barriers that restrict them in early 1900’s British society and although they are initially conflicted between their own morals and the morals accepted by society they eventually triumph because of their good sense of morality and their strong moral characters. In Howard’s End E.M. Forster explores the divisions between the classes and try’s to examine which class of people would come to define England. He explores this through the lives of three very different families all coming from different social classes but are all mysteriously intertwined. The Schlegel’s who are literary and artistic. The Wilcox’s who embody conventional morality, and the impoverished Bast’s who are lower-middle class but have a spark of idealism that set them apart from most people in their state of being. It is Margaret who is most torn between the class divisions and must learn to accept both her sister’s idealism and her husband’s conventional ideals. In the novel a Room with a View Lucy struggles between the strict old-fashioned views of her cousin and the more liberal views of t
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Approximate Word count = 994
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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