 It features the Willoughbys (changed to Wingraves in the 1885 revision), a widowed mother and her three children, one boy and two girls.The two girls, Viola (changed to Rosalind in the 1885 revision) and Perdita, are considered by the narrator to be equally beautiful.The girls were to be married, but their suitors seemed to be more interested in their looks and possessions than in the women themselves.