"Chaotic emotions of adolescence" to me it sounds as though it motivates Lizabeth because she acts like a child- it's almost an excuse, it seems.
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B), life is a struggle, but there is rest at the end. In the poem, Rosette discusses hardships “Shall I find comfort, travel-sore and weak” and finding comfort at the end of the road. She also uses a hill as an allegory for life, and shows how it is an uphill battle for everyone. She also discussed “Will there be beds for me and all who seek?” And she is again referring to “the end of the road” or the end of life.
What counterarguments does Wollstonecraft use to refute the assumption that improved education will make women too masculine? Wollstonecraft suggests that a woman's marriage will actually improve if she “strengthens her body and exercises her mind”
