Description

Fanny Cost matures in the home of her rich uncle and aunt, where she's treated a lot more like a servant than the usual person in your family. Only her cousin Edmund treats her with kindness and awareness, but just like she understands that her sensitive feelings for him have begun into passionate love, his attention is diverted from the appearance of the gorgeous and lively Mary Crawford. “Mansfield Park” is simply a social satire, and it represents the delicate and complicated character of Fanny Price as she navigates a social world to which she doesn't actually really fit.