"Paths of Judgement" by Anne Douglas Sedgwick is a story that looks closely at the Merrick family, especially focusing on the bond between Mrs. Cuthbert Merrick and her niece, Felicia, as they deal with friends and romantic interests at their home, especially Maurice Wynne, a likable but not wealthy young man. It looks at what society expects from people, smart ideas, and real feelings, all happening during a time of big changes in the world. Mrs. Merrick starts off keeping a close watch on everything around her, showing how much she cares about money and status, while Felicia enjoys nature and wants to be true to herself. Their relationship gets a little rocky because Mrs. Merrick thinks social class is very important, but Felicia is jealous of Lady Angela, a beautiful and dreamy family friend who also likes Maurice. The beginning of the story gives a good sense of how all the characters get along, hinting at problems to come about love, what people want in life, and trying to find happiness in relationships.
Paths of Judgement
By Anne Douglas Sedgwick
Amidst societal pressures and personal desires, a family's tranquil home becomes a battleground where love and ambition collide, forever altering the paths they thought they knew.
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About the AuthorAnne Douglas Sedgwick was an American-born British writer.
Anne Douglas Sedgwick was an American-born British writer.
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