Moll Flanders
What is the difference between Moll flanders and Juliet in Shakespeare.
According to romantic love.
Asked by
tingali
Last updated by
Aslan
You need to log in to continue
According to romantic love.
Juliet is a naive teenager who sees Romantic love as the only ingredient to happiness. Moll Flanders is conscience that "love" is part of a plan that leads to other goals in life like social hierarchy and financial security. Moll understands that the idea of romantic love can be a means to a number of ends. Unlike Juliet, Moll does not come from money and marries for it. She, however, does show loyalty and genuine affection in exchange for financial security.