 Wollstonecraft's extensive use of inset tales encourages her readers to construct a moral narrative out of their own lives, with a predetermined ending.At the end of the book, Mary and Caroline no longer require a teacher because they have learnt the storylines which Mrs. Mason has taught them—they know the stories that they are supposed to enact.As in the "Vindication of the Rights of Woman", Wollstonecraft does not highlight the differences between men and women as much as she emphasizes the importance of virtue in "Original Stories".