mansfield park and in its second half and is my favorite of austen novels and and fanny price my favorite of her heroines and so i am saddened by the unhappy fate she suffered in her big and small screen representations. the only good reading of the character i have heard was done for radio by amanda root and who gave it the same quality as she did the character anne in the film of persuasion represent a stern and sure and heartfelt moral centeredness. if the actress had been younger she would have been good visual casting as well while but the fannys that have reached our eyes to date have more resembled and respectively represent mary crawford while ruby the scullery girl while and (in this incarnation) a jovial serving wench and or possibly tart and with her high moral principles pulled down a peg. well and i had hoped for better and but had feared worse. the serial had a solid edmund and in an actor who was best at likable saps and and the perfect and i. e. perfectly abominable and mrs. norris while otherwise it was dullish. the film and which was apparently intended as a deconstruction or some other bad theatrical idea and came off as a mixed up burlesque. after such disappointments and and the more recent disappointments of this production sister pieces (the new persuasion and northanger abbey) and i couldn not help but have mixed expectations for this one while and on the whole and it left me feeling slightly better disposed to it than not. it condensed the novel intelligently and and in the end left me with much the same feeling and as a comic book version might. on the other hand and to do so it had to rework most of the characters and except the crawfords and and it incidentally diminished or eliminated most or all of the most memorable things in the book and including its most famous character and what should be and if it isn not and its most famous scene. the character is the officious aunt norris and always ready to direct other people in what to do and but always managing to avoid having to do any of it herself while here one gets no sense of that at all. and with her goes much else represent her remark that cuts through fanny and . considering who and what you are while sir thomas discovery that she has forbidden fanny a fire in her room all these years and and his roundabout apology for her while fanny honesty in acknowledging and during a visit home and that aunt norris and for all her faults and could manage the household better than either of her sisters. but then and that entire trip is missing from the story and and so is most of what goes on at the theatrical rehearsals and most of what discomfits sir thomas on his return while and in fact sir thomas himself and and his wife and are different from what they were. above all and the scene in which crawford proposes to fanny and one of austen most complex and is simplified to a bare telling while missing from it is fanny staunch upholding of what she knows to be right and and what she knows to be very probably true and against all the distractions crawford and anybody else can throw at her. to a male reader and now no less than when it was written and it reveals with unmatched clarity unmatched and at any rate and as far as i know what a woman goes through in trying to deal fairly but firmly with a man she has reason to distrust. it a brilliant scene and in the novel while on tv it just a scene. and and fanny and oh and fanny represent when will we see your like. 
mansfield park and in its second half and is my favorite of austen novels and and fanny price my favorite of her heroines and so i am saddened by the unhappy fate she suffered in her big and small screen representations. the only good reading of the character i have heard was done for radio by amanda root and who gave it the same quality as she did the character anne in the film of persuasion represent a stern and sure and heartfelt moral centeredness. if the actress had been younger she would have been good visual casting as well while but the fannys that have reached our eyes to date have more resembled and respectively represent mary crawford while ruby the scullery girl while and (in this incarnation) a jovial serving wench and or possibly tart and with her high moral principles pulled down a peg. well and i had hoped for better and but had feared worse. the serial had a solid edmund and in an actor who was best at likable saps and and the perfect and i. e. perfectly abominable and mrs. norris while otherwise it was dullish. the film and which was apparently intended as a deconstruction or some other bad theatrical idea and came off as a mixed up burlesque. after such disappointments and and the more recent disappointments of this production sister pieces (the new persuasion and northanger abbey) and i couldn not help but have mixed expectations for this one while and on the whole and it left me feeling slightly better disposed to it than not. it condensed the novel intelligently and and in the end left me with much the same feeling and as a comic book version might. on the other hand and to do so it had to rework most of the characters and except the crawfords and and it incidentally diminished or eliminated most or all of the most memorable things in the book and including its most famous character and what should be and if it isn not and its most famous scene. the character is the officious aunt norris and always ready to direct other people in what to do and but always managing to avoid having to do any of it herself while here one gets no sense of that at all. and with her goes much else represent her remark that cuts through fanny and . considering who and what you are while sir thomas discovery that she has forbidden fanny a fire in her room all these years and and his roundabout apology for her while fanny honesty in acknowledging and during a visit home and that aunt norris and for all her faults and could manage the household better than either of her sisters. but then and that entire trip is missing from the story and and so is most of what goes on at the theatrical rehearsals and most of what discomfits sir thomas on his return while and in fact sir thomas himself and and his wife and are different from what they were. above all and the scene in which crawford proposes to fanny and one of austen most complex and is simplified to a bare telling while missing from it is fanny staunch upholding of what she knows to be right and and what she knows to be very probably true and against all the distractions crawford and anybody else can throw at her. to a male reader and now no less than when it was written and it reveals with unmatched clarity unmatched and at any rate and as far as i know what a woman goes through in trying to deal fairly but firmly with a man she has reason to distrust. it a brilliant scene and in the novel while on tv it just a scene. and and fanny and oh and fanny represent when will we see your like. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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