The Development of Bathsheba Everdene in Far from the Madding Crowd Ess

The exploitation of Bathsheba Everdene in Far from the Madding CrowdFar from the Madding Crowd, by doubting Thomas Hardy is about an c all toldownineteen-year-old girl called Bathsheba Everdene she has difficultiesthroughout the romance. She has some approximate and bad experiences. These arewith three different images. In the beginning of the novelBathsheba is vain, insensitive, egotist and stubborn. She graduallydevelops through the novel as she becomes less vain, stubborn,insensitive, and egocentric and becomes more confident, caring andmore determined to ferment her farm work, this shows how her characterchanges as she looks at the bad things that have happened in her lifeand tries to lay them upright. As she progresses through the novel herresponsibilities become more demanding. These roles make her an self-reliant and successful lady. She also becomes more sensitive andresponsible towards men.Bathsheba major fault is an immature and vain youngnineteen-year-old woman. Bathsheba is un informed of her own actions asshe leads men on without knowing. A way in which this can be shown isthe accompaniment that she is aware of oak tree having feelings for her further despitethis she lead him on. She shows this when Oak asks her to marry him, just now she doesnt like the idea of it until he mentions that she willget publicity. Oak suggests that he would publish their marriage inthe wedding section in the public newspaper and she goes along with itas she will get known, but when he starts saying he needs commitment,she slowly losses evoke and this shows that she has no real reasonfor wanting to marry him apart from the fact that she wants attention.Dearly I shall like thatThis leads onto her showing her vanity as ... ...y gifts alllabelled to Bathsheba in six years time.In conclusion Bathsheba emotions change, as she knows that Oak will beleaving.Leaving England, Why Gabriel, what are you red to do that for?This news shows that this is the worst time she has had as Oak hasbeen on that point for her through e actuallything. She has had mixed feelings foethree different men which make her grow. She soon realises that she isin love with him her love for him makes her grow and become verymature near the end of the novel. Bathsheba marries Oak as sherealises that he is the right man for her and will be able to tame herand be there for her. Each of the three men helped he develop and become a more confidentand responsible lady. Though the whole of the whole of the novelBathsheba had problems and she managed to resolve them, which made hera better character.