Stephen's love is deemed immoral from "summary" of The Well of Loneliness by Radclyffe Hall
Stephen's love, which she held so dearly in her heart, was seen by society as something abhorrent and wicked. The deep affection she felt for Mary, her companion, was dismissed as unnatural and immoral. While Stephen's love for Mary was pure and true, society's narrow-minded views clouded their relationship with judgment and condemnation. The bond between Stephen and Mary was based on genuine emotions and a profound connection that went beyond mere physical attraction. Their love was a source of strength and solace for both of them, a sanctuary in a world that could not understand or accept their feelings. Despite the purity of their love, society's prejudices cast a shadow over their happiness. The condemnation of Stephen's love by society reflected a larger pattern of discrimination and intolerance towards individuals who did ...
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