Let Other Pens Dwell on Guilt — Mansfield Park

Austen says she will let other pens dwell on guilt and misery. Edmund is far from happy, suffering from disappointment and regret. Sir Thomas sees how badly he judged his daughters' upbringing, and how little he gave them of principle and temper. Mr Rushworth gets a divorce. Mrs Norris leaves Mansfield to live with the unfortunate Maria in a remote establishment. Julia, who was less spoilt, is forgiven first. Henry might have been happy if he had gone to Everingham as he meant.

Edmund gets over Mary sooner than he thought. He turns to the one friend he has, and finds that Fanny's love has been there all along. They marry. Susan takes Fanny's place with Lady Bertram, and becomes the stationary niece. When Dr Grant dies, the Mansfield living comes to Edmund, and the couple move into the Parsonage. Fanny finds it as dear as everything else under the patronage of Mansfield Park.