After Mary Dempster has sex with the tramp, Amasa Dempster thinks Mary’s behavior is immoral. He locks Mary in the room to place restrictions on her freedom, because he loves her and the possessiveness makes him wants to possess Mary. However, Amasa’s love to Mary is selfish, he only wants to occupy Mary, but he does not considers the feeling of Mary being locked in the room. By contrasting Amasa Dempster, who has the deep religions with Mary Dempster. Ironically, the real immoral person is Mary, who is being a saint to the tramp, but not Amasa who always shows his deep religious attitude. Amasa’s selfishness is based on his possessiveness to Mary who he wants to control, and does not respect to Mary and care about how she feel. In Fifth Business by Robertson Davies, it has many different loves from different people. The purpose of people giving love to others is because they want to receive something from others. That makes people love others selfishness, that shows they only love
After Mary Dempster has sex with the tramp, Amasa Dempster thinks Mary’s behavior is immoral. He locks Mary in the room to place restrictions on her freedom, because he loves her and the possessiveness makes him wants to possess Mary. However, Amasa’s love to Mary is selfish, he only wants to occupy Mary, but he does not considers the feeling of Mary being locked in the room. By contrasting Amasa Dempster, who has the deep religions with Mary Dempster. Ironically, the real immoral person is Mary, who is being a saint to the tramp, but not Amasa who always shows his deep religious attitude. Amasa’s selfishness is based on his possessiveness to Mary who he wants to control, and does not respect to Mary and care about how she feel. In Fifth Business by Robertson Davies, it has many different loves from different people. The purpose of people giving love to others is because they want to receive something from others. That makes people love others selfishness, that shows they only love