Amethyst The Story of a Beauty - Coleridge, Christabel R.
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Amethyst: The Story of a Beauty follows the story of a beautiful young woman, raised by her aunt, who has done everything possible to provide the best education and upbringing for her niece. However, financial difficulties force the aunt to reconsider her niece's future, particularly her introduction into society. The story begins with a conversation between the aunt and her brother, where they discuss the financial crisis that affects their ability to give the niece a proper debut into high society. Although the aunt desires the best for her niece, she realizes that her dwindling resources…mehr

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Amethyst: The Story of a Beauty follows the story of a beautiful young woman, raised by her aunt, who has done everything possible to provide the best education and upbringing for her niece. However, financial difficulties force the aunt to reconsider her niece's future, particularly her introduction into society. The story begins with a conversation between the aunt and her brother, where they discuss the financial crisis that affects their ability to give the niece a proper debut into high society. Although the aunt desires the best for her niece, she realizes that her dwindling resources cannot support the plans she had envisioned. The narrative explores how the aunt navigates these challenges, ultimately deciding to send her niece back to her mother's household. This sets the stage for the young woman s new life, as she faces the complexities of her changing circumstances and the challenges of stepping into society under different conditions. The story emphasizes themes of sacrifice, family obligations, and the social realities that influence personal destinies.
Autorenporträt
Christabel Rose Coleridge was an English novelist and editor, best known for her contributions to girls' magazines. She was born on May 25, 1843, in London, to Derwent Coleridge, a clergyman and scholar. Christabel was closely connected to literary circles, often collaborating with other notable authors such as Charlotte Mary Yonge. Her works primarily focused on historical fiction and family-oriented narratives, often exploring themes of personal morality, social duty, and women's roles in society. Coleridge s views were conservative, and her writing often reflected the values of her time, particularly in the context of women's expectations and responsibilities. She also played an active role in the editorial side of girls' magazines, shaping young minds with stories that upheld traditional values. Coleridge passed away on November 14, 1921, at the age of 78, in Torquay, leaving behind a legacy of literature that centered on the domestic and social concerns of her era. Her works continue to be appreciated for their exploration of character development and societal expectations, particularly regarding women in the Victorian period.