North and South
- Created by: CathTeasdale
- Created on: 17-04-18 19:40
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- North and South
- Class
- Different classes- compare Mr Thornton to the Hales and the Higgins' (who are of lower social status- a union representative and his daughter)
- Work
- Mr Hale is a dessenter of the church
- Nicholas Higgins is a union representative and factory worker (as is his daughter)
- Mr Thornton is a rich factory owner
- Love
- Relationship between Mr Thornton and Mageret- he loves her but she doesn't reciprocate until the end
- Mr Hale loves his family and wants whats best for them
- Nicholas Higgins' love for his daughter
- Death
- The death of Margerets mother- the effects of moving to the city
- Betsy death- the pollution in the factories is not monitored
- Bouchers suicide- escape from tough work and poverty
- Capitalism
- Factory owners make the money but pay their staff minimal wages (reason for the strikes). Also health and safety is not monitored- illness caused and pollution (Mrs Hales death
- Gender
- Margeret seen as inferior to Mr Thornton
- Family
- The Hales standing by Mr Hale dissenting and Frederick who is a deserter
- Class
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