My Name: Mistress Mary Quite Contrary
1. You can tell Mary had been spoiled because of her attitude, and how she treated her servants.
2. Mary did not get spoiled with love. No one in Mary's house liked her.
3. Mary called her mother Memsahib because she rarely saw, or spoke to her.
4. The soldiers were surprised to find Mary in her home after the cholera epidemic because they thought everyone had either died or ran away. They were also surprised that everyone had forgotten about her.
5. Mrs. Medlock resented bringing Mary to Yorkshire because she thought Mary was a plain-looking, spoiled girl.
6. The nickname "Mistress Mary Quite Contrary" was given to Mary by Basil, the minister's son. ---
7. Mr.Craven locked the door to his wife's garden because his wife had died there
2. Mary did not get spoiled with love. No one in Mary's house liked her.
3. Mary called her mother Memsahib because she rarely saw, or spoke to her.
4. The soldiers were surprised to find Mary in her home after the cholera epidemic because they thought everyone had either died or ran away. They were also surprised that everyone had forgotten about her.
5. Mrs. Medlock resented bringing Mary to Yorkshire because she thought Mary was a plain-looking, spoiled girl.
6. The nickname "Mistress Mary Quite Contrary" was given to Mary by Basil, the minister's son. ---
7. Mr.Craven locked the door to his wife's garden because his wife had died there