A CUP OF TEA

                                                                                                           -Katherine Mansfield

Katherine Mansfield is the author of this essay. She was born at Wellington (New Zealand) . Her essays cover the evils of hypocrisies and self deception of life. Her work is a real criticism of life. She believed in the art of suggestion.

Pretty Rose Mary Fell

Rose Mary Fell was a pretty girl. She was young, brilliant, extremely modern, well dressed, well read, presentable and amusing. She was a married girl. Her husband name was Philip.

Flower loving Rose Mary Fell

      1) Rose Mary was fond of flowers even if she wanted to buy flowers she would go to prefect shop.

       2) Among them she loved roses and tulips but hated life.

Art loving Rose Mary Fell

One-day she went to an antique shop. She saw an exquisite little enamel box. She loved it very much. Its price was 28 guineas. So she didn't buy. She said to the shop man, keep the price till I get.

Snogging Rose Mary Fell

It was drizzling. A young girl drenched in the rain requested (begged) for the price of a cup of tea. Suddenly Rose Mary remembered a similar scene from the Dostoevsky's novel.

Mothering Rose Mary Fell

She decided to take girl home and play the role of a fairy good mother. She took her home. She made her feel comfortable. She fed her with hearty meal and gave her many cup of tea. She made the girl quite comfortable and happy.

Persuading Rose Mary

When Philip came, she introduced Miss. Smith as her friend. She persuaded her husband saying she wants to put the words in the novel in reality.

Possessive Rose Mary

Rose Mary could not bear her husband's compliments about the girl. She realised the daughter. She presented three hundred pounds and sent her away.

Glamourizing Rose Mary

She glamourized herself. She informed him, that she went away and asked him "Am I pretty"?

Conclusion

            Thus the author proved the sobbing character of Aristocrats.