Downton Abbey And Philosophy (2012)
Downton Abbey And Philosophy
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Deception and Integrity in the Story of William and Daisy Stephanie Patterson and Brett Patterson Daisy, the kitchen maid of Downton Abbey, speaks anguished words at a pivotal turn in her relationship with William, the second footman: “I feel I’ve led him up the garden path with all that nonsense. I’m ashamed, I’m so ashamed.”1 Their relationship has captured our imaginations, pulled at our heartstrings, and forced us to wrestle with the ambiguities surrounding lying and truth telling. We became... frustrated when it was obvious that William had feelings for Daisy even though she was taken with the devious Thomas (the first footman).
We found some relief when she began to see through Thomas’s deceit and recognized William’s integrity and honor. We became upset, however, as we watched a reluctant Daisy struggle with her feelings for William when he finally proposed. And our hearts broke when we found William dying of his war wounds, pleading for Daisy to give him a final moment of happiness by marrying him on his deathbed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Deception and Integrity in the Story of William and Daisy Stephanie Patterson and Brett Patterson Daisy, the kitchen maid of Downton Abbey, speaks anguished words at a pivotal turn in her relationship with William, the second footman: “I feel I’ve led him up the garden path with all that nonsense. I’m ashamed, I’m so ashamed.”1 Their relationship has captured our imaginations, pulled at our heartstrings, and forced us to wrestle with the ambiguities surrounding lying and truth telling. We became... frustrated when it was obvious that William had feelings for Daisy even though she was taken with the devious Thomas (the first footman).
We found some relief when she began to see through Thomas’s deceit and recognized William’s integrity and honor. We became upset, however, as we watched a reluctant Daisy struggle with her feelings for William when he finally proposed. And our hearts broke when we found William dying of his war wounds, pleading for Daisy to give him a final moment of happiness by marrying him on his deathbed.
What to read after Downton Abbey And Philosophy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Irwin to read onlineMoreLess
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