It seems like there is a strong connection from Miss March to Miss Brooke. The strong will that March possess to be “like a man” is something that Miss Brooke surely had when she was trying to reform the cottages in our hometown. Wouldn’t you agree, Dorothea? It seems as both of these women have the ambition to push the boundaries and and try to redefine the roles women can fulfill. However, it also appears that neither of these women have succeeded in their task to do so.

Both of these women also seem to try and reshape the ideas of love. Poor March gets destroyed in the end of this story, while Miss Broke seems to prevail in her battle with love. Although Miss Brooke did have a few bumps in the road on the way…

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