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A review by mkayverse
Pamela: Or, Virtue Rewarded by Samuel Richardson
2.0
okay, so this book really brought out my inner feminist. I have so many mixed thoughts about it.
(granted I didn't read it cover to cover; I did scheming and looking at online refs.) as talked about in my class, I can't hate Pamela, only due to her background and her loyalty to mr.B's mother. however, I can not believe or trust her as a narrator, as a reader. as a journal keeper and a writer myself, I know how much can be exaggerated. my least favorite is Mr.B. I didn't like him from the start and I was just so done with him at the end. (i will put or say and spoilers.)
(granted I didn't read it cover to cover; I did scheming and looking at online refs.) as talked about in my class, I can't hate Pamela, only due to her background and her loyalty to mr.B's mother. however, I can not believe or trust her as a narrator, as a reader. as a journal keeper and a writer myself, I know how much can be exaggerated. my least favorite is Mr.B. I didn't like him from the start and I was just so done with him at the end. (i will put or say and spoilers.)