I really like the character of Charles in the short story "Charles" by Shirley Jackson. She's a really famous author. He's sneaky and totally fools his parents so that they end up looking stupid at the parent teacher conference.
The Victorian theme is describing city life and people in the city. What is more important and more victorian about this is that it speaks of Paris and the french revolution, in a disparaging tone, which was pretty common in the Victorian era, as high ranked people in the society despised the french revolution as they feared it would transfer to Britain and in turn ruin their aristocracy.
C because they repeat i could at the beginning of the sentences
