Agnes
Wickfield/Copperfield
Agnes is the daughter of Mr. Wickfield, the Betsey Trotwood's administrator,
and she, whose mother has died when she was born, acted as the governess
of the home all her life. She is always helping and taking care of her
father, who is depressed since the death of his beauty wife, and when David
enters in her home she became his intimate friend, she is always ready
for hear his confidences. She was in love since the first time she met
him and however she counseled him in all his troubles of love
There is in the home a young man called Uriah Heep who is presuming of
his humility always but he is a conspirator against Agnes' father. Agnes
has to tolerate Uriah and his mother constantly and she don't imagine that
they want her to be married with Uriah someday.
She is a very affable and and loving girl, and friendly too, we saw it
because she is friend of the poor Dora although she is married with the
man she loves. She is friend of the wife of David's teacher though her
parent disagree with this friendship because she thinks she is disloyal
with the kind doctor, but when in the end of the novel we know she is innocent
it is demonstrated that Agnes looks more inside the heart than the appearance.
As the loyal friend of David she went to met Dora in the origin of
their relationships and immediately began to love her and her extreme
whiteness too.
Agnes is the last person Dora wanted to see in her life and she made call
her the day she would died, in that last meeting Dora said her that she
would substitute herself in the life of David and she would take care of
him. When the tender-hearted Agnes descends where is David and indicates
the sky with her finger is one of the more trembling scenes of the novel.
After a David's long travel for Europe, he noticed that he is in love with
Agnes since the beginning of their friendship but she is idealized and
it is for this that he never said her nothing; when he returned to England
asked his aunt if she knows Agnes is in love with someone and she said
him that she thoughts that yes. David, with the heart broken went Agnes'
home for ask it her directly as her "dear brother", and after a tender
scene they declare their love the one to the other, and Agnes confess him
what happened in Dora's room the day she died.
After a
few happy years we know they are married and they have some child, and
one of them is called Dora and other girl is called Betsey Trotwood in
honor of her aunt.