Georginas Reasons

The novella explores the inner turmoil of Georgina Grady as she confronts the rigid social expectations of Victorian society. Intelligent and independent, she faces a critical decision when her wealthy cousin, Arthur, proposes marriage. Torn between her desire for personal freedom and the societal pressure to conform, Georgina grapples with her conflicting emotions and familial expectations. Through her journey, themes of love, duty, and individuality emerge, highlighting the constraints on women in Victorian England and the universal struggle for autonomy.