Conclusion

 

How far is it from ideality to reality? We can get something from Agnes Grey's three hopes. There are tow main complications that take part in forming the end of one's hope. First, the hope making must be realisable. Second, external reason. And one's charactoristics functioned between these two as we saw in Agnes Grey.

Three hopes has different destiny. The first one is totally vainished. Firstly, the making of the ideal has been mistaken by her pure mind. Secondly, in the process of realizing the hope, her self-confidence, pure in mind, patience, firmness, and perseverance has wrongly functioned. She should stand in future to consider the matter when she not; She should consider others’ feelings and ideas when she not. So, she can’t become victor.

The second is harfly accomplished. Firstly, after the great baptism, Agnes was no more that puerile ignorant girl before the situation in Wellwood, and made the hope practically and realistically. Secondly, she changed her manners much and did things much more cutely. But she was not very sure about the outside world and disturbed by external reason a little. She almost realized the hope.

The last is an absolutely victory. She is self-confidence, so she believed Mr. Weston would love her. She is Patience, Firmness, and Perseverance, so she keep the LOVE in heart, and wait in silence until it was realized.

From these we can infer that:

People should maintain one’s certain personality. In the face of reality, whether we  realize our ideal or not, we can gain happiness by keeping spiritual pursuance. And by making realizable ideality and analyzing circumstances accurately, people with good characteristics will change reality into ideality at last.