I'm writing an essay on the short story, The Bouquet. It's a essay on the character of Mary Myrover. Tell me what you think... =D

Question

Mary Myrover is Charles W. Chesnutt's major character in the short story, "The Bouquet". She is a prideful, southern white lady, suffering from the loss of her family, and the state of poverty in which they left her in. To save her well-being and help her meager income, Miss Myrover takes up one of the most embarassing and strenuous jobs of her time; teaching colored children. Though she disliked it at first, she found it more appealing and satisfactory afterwards; She even found herself in a slight relationship with one of the students. Mary Myrover's character is determined by her courage to teach colored children, her determination and devotion to rid herself of poverty, and her...

I'm still working on another character trait, perhaps you guys can help me? :)

Thanks for your time.

Answer 1

Hmmm. Still cant can't think of anything. Please help ASAP. :)

Answer 2

Just don't want this to go to the bottom of the page. :) Please help me...