Love & Friendship: de story van Lady Susan

The letter format gives Lady Susan a sharp wit and personal edge. I'm curious whether Austen deliberately chose this style to highlight her characters' voices.

Her schemes are fascinating but also raise questions about morality and agency. How do readers feel about her choices in the context of her time?

She's bold and unapologetic, which feels both modern and scandalous for her time. Does her character reflect Austen's subtle critique of societal norms?