why does lockwood feel that nelly is not typical of her class?
the awnser is between chapters VII-VIII-IX
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why does lockwood feel that nelly is not typical of her class?
Most of the novel is told by Lockwood using the voice of Nelly. As the novel unfolds it becomes clear that Lockwood holds a sympathy fore the housemaid that he ordinarily would never have. He takes her narration at face value and sees her judgments as of a person beyond her station in life.
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