Agnès Gray | Anne Brontë

Agnes Gray was decided to work as a governess to help her family who suffers from the burden of poverty, so she meets, during her work, different types of people, and the best of them and their goodness, committed to her religious teachings and her moral principles, as much as she can, to strive for her disappointments and sadness as a result of that, in the hope of respect and appreciation. Anne Brontë presented to us in (Agnes Gray) a story that describes the conditions of governesses in the Victorian era, and people's opinions about them, and their treatment of them, and revealed the injustice inflicted upon them by what is expected of them to accomplish sometimes, and what is denied to them again, with a smooth narration and eloquence of Mogni.