When Mary is a child, she describes nature as "my only home on earth, a place to rest, unbound." What role does nature play throughout her life? How do her views evolve as she gets older?.Where the line becomes an arc, and curves." What does she mean? Do you agree with her description of life as a series of moments "strung like pearls in time"? I will tell you the moments that begin and end me-because we are made of them all, strung like pearls in time, searching always for where the new circle begins its turn, the place of our next becoming. As she says: "I will tell you the story to fill you up and bind you to this wondrous vale, if you stay with us, little bird. Mary's chapters are narrated directly to her daughter.What is the effect of moving back and forth between these two strands? How do they inform each other? Blenkinsop's perspective and first-person narration from Mary's. Love and Fury alternates between third-person narration from Mrs.Blenkinsop? What do those words mean to you? How do both love and fury shape the lives of Mary Wollstonecraft and Mrs.
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