In Miss Mapp, by E.F. Benson, the titular character is a strong-willed and assertive woman who is determined to have her way in all matters. She is a complex and multifaceted character, with a rich inner life and a deep sense of self-awareness. Throughout the novel, she navigates various social situations with ease and confidence, always maintaining her independence and individuality. Despite her assertiveness, however, Miss Mapp is also shown to be vulnerable and sensitive, particularly in her relationships with those around her. Overall, she is a fascinating and memorable character who adds depth and complexity to the novel.
By E.F. Benson · First published 1922 · Genre: Humor, Satire, Fiction · 13 chapters