Who cared for Emma in Jane Austen novel Emma?

Answer 1

Emma is about a young girl who wants to be a matchmaker to her friends and fails. In the end, everything falls into place and she finds her own love, Mr. Knightly.

This book is about how it is possible to overlook any faults in a person, no matter how big, and be ready to accept that person the way they are. It is about how love has the power to make better things happen, and also to accept anything that comes in their way completely.

Answer 2

AnswerShe wrote it so I am sure that she thought very highly of her work ! AnswerJane Austen said so her self that 'the heroin in this novel will be a heroin whom only she will like, and no on else'. Which is true.

I don't know if you will, are or have read the novel, but I can say that Emma is a charcter you will remember long after reading. Out of all Austen's heroins in her novels, Emma has to be the one character whom you will dislike for being arrogant, childish, spoilt and an egotistical match-maker.

You have to have read the novel to know what I'm talking about.

However the character, Emma, does give us insight into the society in which the novel was set in, 1700.

AnswerTo quote precisely, Jane Austen said that Emma was, 'A heroine whom no-one but myself will much like.' This tells us Jane Austen did like Emma, but did not expect anyone else to do so much. But, of course, she was being ironic.

In the book itself, Mr. Knightley regards her as "faultless despite her faults." And, in fact, there is a great deal charming about her. She has good intentions, even if she does blunder about from time to time. And she takes her own mistakes very much to heart. In the end of the book, she has grown quite a bit from what she was at the beginning, becoming a truly excellent creature.

Many people love Emma best of Jane Austen's novels, and a large part of the reason for this was the very amusing and charming heroine.

Answer 3

Emma Woodhouse's governess is the one who cared for her. Her name was Miss Taylor, but after she is married, her name is changed to Mrs. Weston.