Marriage and Social Expectation

Kitty's marriage to Walter is driven by social pressure and her mother's ambition rather than genuine affection, highlighting how societal expectations shape relationships and lead to unhappiness.

Kitty marries Walter not for love but to meet societal and familial pressures, leading to a hollow and ultimately broken marriage.

Kitty's marriage to Walter fails to meet her expectations of social elevation, revealing the transactional nature of her union.

Kitty's disdain for her marital duties and her willingness to leave Walter highlight the tension between personal desire and social obligation.

Kitty's marriage is revealed as a mistake driven by her mother's social ambitions, highlighting the pressure to conform to societal norms.