What is the book called The Wildfell Hall Tenant? You will know in detail a complete argument and an analysis of the adaptations of the book, know through this article why this novel is considered one of the first feminist novels.
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
An unknown young woman, Helen Graham, and her son arrived at the old Wildfell Hall building, sparking the interest of the residents of the sleepy English village where the house is located, and then sparking malice. "The Tenants of Wildfell Hall" is a great novel, not only emphasizing the attitudes and views related to the status of women at that time, but also emphasizing the modern manifestations of human suffering, flaws, and weaknesses.
Argument
The novel The Wildfell Hall Tenant It is divided into three volumes that are called the first, second and third parts, through each one you will enter the story little by little:
First chapters (1 to 15)
First of all, this chapter is based on a mysterious widowed woman named Mrs. Helen Graham, who arrived at Wildfell Hall in an old mansion nearby. Mrs. Graham and her youngest son, Arthur, became curious about the small community and were immersed in it. in the social circle of the city; Gilbert Markham initially courted Eliza Millward informally, even though his mother believed she could choose a better person, when he met Mrs. Graham, his interest in Eliza waned; in return, Eliza spread a scandalous rumor about Helen.
As gossip spread, Gilbert began to believe that his friend, Mr. Lawrence, was courting Mrs. Graham. By chance during the trip, a very jealous Gilbert hit Lawrence with a whip, and he fell off his horse, unaware of this, Helen refused to marry Gilbert.
Second part (Chapters 16 to 44)
There is talk here of Helen describing her marriage to Arthur Huntington. The handsome and enthusiastic one is also spoiled, selfish and humble, this one before marrying Helen, he flirted with Annabella and manipulated Helen to persuade her to marry him, Helen completely married her lover and decided to reform Arthur with a persuasion. Gentle and a good example, from the birth of their son, Huntington began to grow increasingly jealous of the boy (also known as Arthur) and Helen's attention to him.
Huntington's slutty friends often coax him into drinking in London and at his home, Grassdale, both men and women showed degeneracy, and Mrs. Annabella Loble was portrayed as the unfaithful wife of her brooding and pious husband.
Helen's friend, Milicent Hargrave's brother, vies for Helen's affections. Walter is not as fond as some of the other classmates, he is a really unwanted admirer: Helen I could see his predatory nature while he was playing chess, Walter informs Helen about Arthur's affair with Mrs. Lowborough, when he left, Arthur He publicly suffered for his mistress and laughed at his wife.
Arthur's attempt to corrupt his son (encouraging him to drink and swear even though he is young) is Helen's last straw. She plans to escape to save her son, but her husband finds her plan in the diary and burns the painting materials (he hopes to make a living from it), in the end, with the help of her brother Lawrence, Helen found a secret haven in Wildfell Hall.
Part Three (Chapters 45 to 53)
This started after Gilbert finished reading Helen's diary and she explained to him that she had no right to freely marry. She complied and learned that she had found out that Arthur was seriously ill and soon discovered that he had returned to Grassdale. Helen's concern was in vain; Huntington's death was painful and waiting for her was full of fear, she Helen could not comfort him because she refused to take full responsibility for his actions and instead asked her to "walk with him" in search of of help.
A year has passed, Gilbert heard the rumors of Helen's upcoming wedding, although he found out that Mr Lawrence who reconciled with him was to marry Helen's friend Esther Hargrave, he went to Glasdale and found that Helen was now rich and living at his estate in Stanningley. He traveled there, thinking that she was upset over him now, he hesitated at the front door, by accident, he met Helen, her aunt and young Arthur, the two reconciled and married.
Mystery
This second round and last novel by Anne Brontë takes us to a beautiful place with lawns, stone walls and apple orchards, but with the internal storm that certain characters in the city experience, there is a strong contrast; and history. The first of her, like any protagonist, hides in the chest of Helen Graham; she is a woman before that time (not very conspicuous in the Bronte brand), and it seems that she lives as a painter.
She sought quarantine and made a strange choice, Wildfell Hall (Wildfell Hall), for her, her son and her maid, the house was too big to arouse people's suspicions. In the blisters between various neighbors, she seemed unable to understand the depths of her heart, the mystery of the residents of Wildville Hall drawing them deeply.
a stormy past
When we begin to read the first lines of The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, readers suspect that Helen Graham hides a troubled past (as in the other communities around the tenants of Wildville Hall). If this secret past becomes a source of gossip and speculation in the community, then for Markham, this is the reason to fight for it.
Although some people begin to doubt, they must first feel disgust. So, Markham became more and more courageous and persevering in defending the virtues of Helen, than he could hope to give a logical explanation for her strange attitude, however, she did not seem willing to give such an attitude, Helen Graham could not recognize it.
The more she tried, the more silent and stubborn she became, until one day Markham discovered Helen and her landlord (owner of Wildfell Hall). There seems to be a romantic relationship, and jealousy sets in.
History
Novels are written, and should be written, to be read by men and women. I cannot imagine a man indulging in something embarrassing for a woman, or a woman condemned for writing convenient and suitable for men.
A woman, Helen Graham (Helen Graham) is strong and independent. She did not hesitate to get rid of the hellish life; faced with the uncertainty in the other direction that she reserved for herself, she decided not to give herself to the rope, by your side and represented by her, there is no other hand except him.
read this book The Tenant of Wildfell Hall is part of the challenge among my classics, I can't help but introduce more of this novel, so you will have to face the unknowns of Helen's past and the problems that will arise in the future. If you like Brontë literature, I highly recommend reading Wildfel Hall guests, I think you'll like it.
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