reading notes

I take a different view. Although under the double oppression of patriarchy and capitalism, Tess was destined to be the victim of the society, which was also in line with the background of the traditional society's restriction on women in Victorian era, and finally brought the tragedy of Tess's death to an end in a quite reasonable way. But in my opinion, the cause of Tess's tragedy is not only the persecution of the society at that time, but also the character of her characters plays an important role. I think the story is very upset and depress.