The “Wayward Girl” in fiction—and unfortunately, in reality—is defined less by her own actions and more by a society determined to “correct” her. The “waywardness” is usually a symptom of being too poor, too outspoken, or simply being in the
The “Wayward Girl” in fiction—and unfortunately, in reality—is defined less by her own actions and more by a society determined to “correct” her. The “waywardness” is usually a symptom of being too poor, too outspoken, or simply being in the
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