The author concludes this novel by leaving the reader to determine whether it recommends "parental tyranny, or filial disobedience."  The heroine, who learned the fable of "The Hare and Many Friends" as quick as any English girl, is vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Allen in Bath when we first meet her.  Her brother James is engaged to Isabella, and she is pursued by Isabella's brother, John Thorpe, whose exaggeration of her wealth earns her an invite to the General's estate.  Carried away by her Gothic reading, the heroine is soon kicked out of Henry Tilney's house but ends up marrying him anyway.  FTP, name this work about Catherine Morland, a Jane Austen novel in which much of the action takes place at the titular es
The author concludes this novel by leaving the reader to determine whether it recommends "parental tyranny, or filial disobedience."  The heroine, who learned the fable of "The Hare and Many Friends" as quick as any English girl, is vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Allen in Bath when we first meet her.  Her brother James is engaged to Isabella, and she is pursued by Isabella's brother, John Thorpe, whose exaggeration of her wealth earns her an invite to the General's estate.  Carried away by her Gothic reading, the heroine is soon kicked out of Henry Tilney's house but ends up marrying him anyway.  FTP, name this work about Catherine Morland, a Jane Austen novel in which much of the action takes place at the titular estate.
The author concludes this novel by leaving the reader to determine whether it recommends "parental tyranny, or filial disobedience."  
Northanger Abbey