La Canonica di Framley

The depiction of class and status feels so nuanced—I'm curious whether Trollope aimed to critique or simply observe Victorian society.

The way faith influences the characters' decisions was interesting, but it also made me wonder if Trollope was intentionally emphasizing morality over social issues.

The church plays such a central role here, and I wonder if Trollope's own experiences shaped this focus or if it was a reflection of the society he knew.