growth, immaturity and innocence

Question 1

catherine is almost

Answer 1

pretty today-ch1- said by her parents and explains how she is growing and becoming more beautiful

Question 2

she was not experienced enough in the

Answer 2

finesse of love or the duties in friendship, to know when delicate raillery was properly called for-ch5- her lack of experience in relationships , as well as her emotional immaturity , creates uncertain situations for her. words such as duties and to know suggest that there are certain rules that catherine must learn

Question 3

but now really-

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are there towers and long galleries?-ch11- shows catherines immaturity as blaize castle is a foly. The childish tone hels accentuate her innocense and love for gothic literature

Question 4

she raised her eyes

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fully than she had ever done before-ch24- exudes confidence anf growth as she faces henry like she has never dones before especially during such a climatic moment in the novel

Question 5

the abbey in it self

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was no longer to her now than any other hpuse-ch 26-
marks the end of her gothic fantasyabout the hpuses secret history . acknowledges her immaturity and wants to forget the events as quickly as she wants

Question 6

no one who had ever seen catherine morland

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in her infancy,would have supposed her born a heroine -ch1- mocking the gotjic genre but also implying that catherine will have to experience a series of mishaps to propel her growth

Question 7

but from fifteen

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to seventeen she was in training for a heroine-ch1- reinforces that this is a buldingsroman ans that catherine will become the expected heroin in austens novel