Tess's afterthought

Weston 2022-04-23 07:03:55

The concept of good and evil conveyed in Tess is complex. Tess is a murderer, but we can't hate her. It is such an image that we are accustomed to the concept of right and wrong, and the legal concept cannot convict such a woman. This is precisely because of her shining point, that is, the charm of her personality that cannot be ignored. She is kind, stubborn, unyielding, has a strong sense of responsibility and selfless and fearless love. Tess's tragedy was arranged by the author. "Good News" has a happy and fulfilling life, but her tragedy also makes this work great

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Tess quotes

  • John Durbeyfield: I'm the head of noblest branch of the family and I got my pride to lean on.

    [passes out]

  • Alec d'Urberville: Tell me, do you like strawberries?

    Tess: Yes, when they're in season.

    Alec d'Urberville: Here they already are.