It involves imprisoning him in an isolated tower for a few days. Zany Scheme: She formulates a plan to get her father writing again with the help of her younger brother Thomas.Smitten Teenage Girl: She falls in love with Simon.Writers Are Writers: She spends the book honing her writing skills.If anything, Cassandra is the most sensible and reliable of the three children, and both her father and stepmother recognize these traits. Love Hurts: Boy does it ever when the guy you are in love with is going to marry your Gold Digger sister.
Nice Girl: Not only she can put up with Rose's tantrums with kind words and smiles but she also is very kind to their pets and is discomfited by the idea of furs.The Narrator: Everything in the book is from her point of view.Whole paragraphs in the novel are devoted to describing the beautiful English countryside. In Harmony with Nature: She loves every single season and takes great comfort in all the beauty that surrounds her home.Impoverished Patrician: Much like the rest of her family.Drowning My Sorrows: When she realizes that she is in love with Simon, Cassandra runs to the pub to have a few glasses-only to be put off by the price.But she is slowly losing respect for her father with very good reason. Daddy's Girl: She wants to be a writer, much like her father.
She's even honest about not being entirely honest while writing, such as when she admits not wanting to write down everything that happened on her birthday. Brutal Honesty: Much of what makes Cassandra such an endearing and relatable narrator is how honest she is in her writing, even when admitting irrational or unreasonable thoughts or feelings.BookWorm: Loves to read and compares her and Rose's situation to that of the heroines of classic books.
As a teen on the cusp of womanhood, she attempts to manage her family's tempestuous and eccentric troubles while sorting out with her own first experience with romantic love. The book's narrator, she is perceptive, thoughtful, and frequently witty. The youngest daughter and middle child of the Mortmain family.
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