She then leaves for Sir Pitt‘s house where she secretly marries his second  son, the favorite to inherit
The protagonist of this novel meets Sedley and attempts to entice him into marriage, however Captain Osborne  intervenes and Sedley proves to be too shy. She then leaves for Sir Pitt‘s house where she secretly marries his second  son, the favorite to inherit Miss Crawley‘s £70,000 fortune. Captain Osborne marries Amelia, the protagonist's friend  from Miss Pikerton‘s Academy for Young Ladies, but soon grows bored of Amelia and begins to pursue Becky. Due to  her efforts at social climbing, Becky ends up destitute in Germany where Amelia encounters her towards the end of this,  FTP, satirical novel written in 1847 subtitled "A novel without a Hero" about early 18th century British society by Wiliam Makepeace Thackeray.
The protagonist of this novel meets Sedley and attempts to entice him into marriage, however Captain Osborne  intervenes and Sedley proves to be too shy.
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