Name: Middlemarch
ISBN: 9788817020770

George Eliot

M. Manzari

Middlemarch

“I think we have no right to come forward and urge wide changes for good, until we have tried to alter the evils which lie under our own hands.”

 exactly! real change starts with ourselves and the choices we make every day. Honestly, Dorothea’s story was the only one that made the novel worthwhile for me. I loved her perspective, her compassion, and the way her mind worked.

I really loved the ending! Dorothea finally found the meaningful life she had always been searching for, a life filled with love and purpose. 

Sometimes the smallest acts of kindness and the good we do for others matter more than we realize.

M favorite quote from Dorothea is, “I think we have no right to come forward and urge wide changes for good, until we have tried to alter the evils which lie under our own hands.” exactly! real change starts with ourselves and the choices we make every day. Honestly, Dorothea’s story was the only one that made the novel worthwhile for me. I loved her perspective, her compassion, and the way her mind worked.

I really loved the ending! Dorothea finally found the meaningful life she had always been searching for, a life filled with love and purpose. Sometimes the smallest acts of kindness and the good we do for others matter more than we realize.

One of my favorite quotes from Dorothea is, 

“We can’t argue for a better world until we make improvements on our own doorstep.”

“Dorothea loved the life, helping her husband to correct some of the many wrongs that existed in society.”

 it perfectly reflects her desire to make a difference and contribute to something greater than herself. I was so happy when she finally got the life she deserved! a life where her compassion, intelligence, and desire to do good could truly be expressed.

One of my favorite quotes from Dorothea is, “We can’t argue for a better world until we make improvements on our own doorstep.” exactly! real change starts with ourselves and the choices we make every day. Honestly, Dorothea’s story was the only one that made the novel worthwhile for me. I loved her perspective, her compassion, and the way her mind worked.

Another quote I liked was: “Dorothea loved the life, helping her husband to correct some of the many wrongs that existed in society.” it perfectly reflects her desire to make a difference and contribute to something greater than herself. I was so happy when she finally got the life she deserved! a life where her compassion, intelligence, and desire to do good could truly be expressed.