Actions such as strolling by the river, or riding up a hill in a carriage were out of place for women; instead women were expected stay home, serve their husband, and raise children. ... The reasons of her departure are various, it could have been neglect from her husband, or that she had bound feet however she had no children. ...
Families are a natural grouping in life; they consist of two parents and children. ... However his family is reluctant to let Fish near the river. ... Parents will always influence there children in some way, which is shown in the great differences in Rose and Dolly, Rose turns out the complete opposite of Dolly and the religious views we adopt are also partially due to influences in the family. ...
Many children were often sent to wet nurses or a governess" even if they were not ill, because mothers did not want the burden of dealing with the children. ... Food, mostly meat and flour, was often rare to come by even so Rose often gave to the needy along the river which was strongly looked down upon, but was a selfless act and rare. ... Rose for her children's, family and friends safety acted like she needed to but she also fought to prove that those wrongly imprisoned were innocent. ...
