玛丽将“自立”作为做人的基本准则，并以此来要求弗莱德，表现了她不仅要改

Mary will be "self-reliance" as the basic principles of life, and in order to claim Fred, showing her not only to change the status of women themselves, but also change male desire. Because of the desire of Fred inheritance bathing, his father forced him to do a priest, but Fred does not like professional clergy, Mary appears in Fred's character and habits fundamentally unsuited to the priest, even if we manage to do It can not be a good priest, in the end can only fraud, become the laughing stock of others. <br>So, with the encouragement of Mary, Mary's been in love with Fred final against the wishes of his father to give up the profession of priests. After marrying Mary, Fred has completely changed over the past bad habits, engaged in farming interest, eventually turned into a down to earth, well known for the farmer.

Mary's use of "self-reliance" as the basic criterion for being human, and her use of this as a way to ask Fred, shows that she has to change not only the status quo of women, but also the desire of men.<br>As Fred's desire to inherit his legacy evaporated, his father forced him to be a priest, but Fred did not like the priest's profession, and in Mary's view Fred's character and habits were simply not suitable for being a priest, even if he reluctantly did, he could not become a good priest, and in the end he could only cheat and become the laughing stock of others. So, with Mary's encouragement, Fred, who had always loved Mary, eventually abandoned his priest's profession against her father's wishes. After marrying Mary, Fred had completely changed his bad habits, engaged in the agricultural work he was interested in, and eventually became a down-to-earth, well-known farmer.

Mary regards "self-reliance" as the basic principle of life, and asks Fred to show that she not only wants to change the status quo of women, but also the desire of men. Because Fred's desire to inherit his legacy was in vain, his father forced him to become a clergyman, but Fred did not like the profession of a clergyman. In Mary's opinion, Fred's personality and habits were not suitable for being a clergyman at all. Even if he did it reluctantly, he could not become a good clergyman. In the end, he could only falsify and become a laughing stock of others.<br>So, encouraged by Mary, Fred, who had always loved Mary deeply, finally gave up the priest's profession against his father's will. After marrying Mary, Fred had completely changed his bad habits, engaged in farming that he was interested in, and eventually became a down-to-earth, well-known farmer far and near.<br>