Pamela or Virtue Rewarded

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▶If Pamela was in the contemporary time, will the story take any change?

         In the 18th century when the story of Pamela happened, girls like her followed strict rules and had to be very obedient and modest. They put a lot of importance on being good and following what society said, especially when it came to relationships.

       But now, women have more freedom and can be more independent. They don't have to follow old rules as strictly, and they can focus on their education and work. In relationships, they expect quality and knowing well women rights, making sure they are not betrayed, treated well and respected.

     ● If Pamela was in the contemporary time, it will take many differences.

          In the novel the character named Pamela she faces harrasment if it was in the contemporary time she would likely have more resources and support available to her compared to the 18th century. she would hopefully have access to immediate help and resources, such as contacting the authorities, and reaching out to support organizations that deal with victims. She did not tolerate anything ,She wouldn't stay quiet and would stand up against harassment, speaking out against the person who is responsible. She leave that environment and find another job or opportunity. and the story will change and also it ended differently. 

       In the 18th century novel, Pamela and Mr.B married, and it is revealed after their marriage that Mr.B has a son from previous relationship. and Pamela has no objection against him and she accepted the reality. If it was in the contemporary time Pamela might not be so accepting. She could take a stand against Mr. B's Son. Pamela never forgive Mr.B and never accept it. they will be separated. 

        In the novel Pamela is harass by Mr.B and when she is finally going back to her parents house she receives a letter from Mr.B, in that letter Mr.B apologize and express his feelings for Pamela and Pamela accept it and returns. And they also marries. if it was in the contemporary time Pamela never forgive Mr.B and she will not marry with Him and she will go home. 

        In the novel while Pamela wants to go home and meet her parents she is dependent on Mr. B,  like Mr.B arrange all things and then she will go. She is not arranging all things by herself. If it was in the contemporary time She will arrange it all by herself. Pamela would independently return to her parents house. Like she can take transport by herself or she can drive by herself.

     

      In the 18th century, she had to write in her journal and send letters, patiently waiting a long time for a response. However, in modern times, things have changed. Pamela would use technology like emails or texts for quicker communication, eliminating the long waits for a reply. She can contact her parents and Mr. William easily and tell her parents immediately about Mr. B's behaviour towards her. 

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