The novel consisted of many main focuses, although it also consisted of many life lessons and moral challenges. All four sisters contributed to an important factor in Louisa May Alcott's life. Each sister represent something different that actually happened in Louisa’s life. For example, through Jo march character Alcott was able to show social norms while still appealing to her audience by showing different factors through other characters. By facing many different hardships and being able to overcome them. The story of little women was told through third Person omniscient. The narrator knew everyone's thoughts and feelings and talks about the characters from within and without. A good example was at the beginning of the story when the narrator talks about the four sisters …show more content…
Which the book kind of talk about. Little women takes place in the midst of the gilded age the time period of industrialization and social reform. In the novel the sisters learn the importance of many challenges that Louisa may alcott actually had to go through in her life. All of the characters represented significant factors from her life. The characteristics of the novel typically represent obedience, poverty, and self-control. One of the main characters Jo struggles the most to abide by these traits. primarily because of her temper but overtime she learns to control. throughout the novel female to male movie is represented as one of the most important social reflections. Women form sisterhood and face struggles together. The novel focuses on specific events in the March family life. The trails in wood life lessons And also reveals more information about the character than before. The two most significant characters from the novel were Jo and Laurie. Although, she then learns independence and courage. But they do manage to maintain a lifelong