After seeing the decision, Mary was shocked, excited, happy as well as sad.
Happy and excited because she was allowed to start her new life alone, shocked because her mother choose the right box for her, and sad because she doesn't know when she will be able to meet her family again.
Her mother said: What type of girl are you, Mary? How can you make a conclusion like that just by a lucky draw? Are you deranged? A lucky draw is made to select a winner in many people not for making a decision for life matters. She said that with rage. She was enraged at Mary's doings from time to time.
Mary's mother was a gentlewoman of the age of 40 years. She had a personality of a housewife. She supported her father when he needed her the most. She did even open a small bakery by the name of Emily Bakers, sewed clothes of people just to support her father financially. She used to have very long smooth, straight, and shiny brown hairs but, in a collision, she lost half of the hair, because of that collision she also lost her eye side. She was 5feet 6inches tall. She had spent her whole life seeking the care of her children.
That's why Mary's mother did not want Mary to go somewhere without her presence there. She cherished her so much because she was the single daughter in their family, so she adored her the most. But in Mary's eyes, she loved his eldest brother the most, in an aspect that her eldest brother was Her mother's first child.
Her mother made her proficient in every kind of domestic work from cooking to baking, washing clothes, dishes, and how to keep your house clean plus tidy and in other so many things the list goes on. It was usual in a house like her because she was born in a middle-class family so her mother had to do all the work of the house by herself and that was the only dialectics why she made her proficient in every sort of work.