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What is Meg March's primary desire in life as depicted in 'Little Women'?
To marry and have a family
To travel the world
To be a famous actress
To become a writer
How does Meg view wealth in relation to marriage?
She believes wealth is the most important factor.
She sees it as a bonus but not essential.
She thinks it ruins relationships.
She prioritizes it over love.
What lesson does Meg learn about relationships and family by the end of 'Little Women'?
Family should always come first over personal happiness.
True happiness comes from within, not from wealth or status.
Marriage is not worth the sacrifices needed.
Love is less important than social expectations.
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