Updating the Doctrine of the Two Spheres

and to no one's surprise, becomes intenselynjealous and possessive of him,nendorsing once again the do-as-I-saynot-as-I-donphilosophy She lives bynthroughout the novel. Add a long, totallynirrelevant scene in which He spendsnmonths watching a young woman atnbreakfast at the Morning Kettle, onlynto be rebuffed when . . .