1. Theme
The theme in this novel is about women and femininity. This book insists that women have a great deal to contribute, certainly to the home and domestic sphere, but also to literature, art, and an ethical society.
2. Main Characters
Jo March
Jo is an outspoken tomboy with a passion for writing. Because she displays good and bad traits in equal measure, Jo is a very unusual character for nineteenth-century didactic fiction. Jo’s bad traits like her rebelliousness, anger, and outspoken ways do not make her unappealing, rather they suggest her humanity.
Jo March
Jo is an outspoken tomboy with a passion for writing. Because she displays good and bad traits in equal measure, Jo is a very unusual character for nineteenth-century didactic fiction. Jo’s bad traits like her rebelliousness, anger, and outspoken ways do not make her unappealing, rather they suggest her humanity.
