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English

 

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Ronnie U

 

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November 6, 2012

 

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University

 

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B

 

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Charles, when introduced to Emma was captured by her beauty. When he marries her, Charles's reality is that he is happy with his new wife, her being so different than his last one. Charles is blindly in love with Emma, and Emma, being the hopeless romantic she is, thinks she loves him as well. As the novel continues, Emma is unsatisfied with Charles...
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Charles is blindly in love with Emma, and Emma, being the hopeless romantic she is, thinks she loves him as well. As the novel continues, Emma is unsatisfied with Charles. Emma's marital dissatisfaction is the first glimpse of Emma's ever changing reality. Emma, first excited with her marriage, after time, grew bored of it, and eventually she became depressed...
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