In "Mansfield Park," the mansion of the wealthy Sir Thomas Bertram, live no fewer than three young marriage candidates. Maria and Julia, the two daughters of the house, jeopardize their future happiness through arrogance and vanity. At the same time, they make life difficult for their cousin Fanny, the daughter of impoverished parents who is raised by the Bertrams. Fanny, the true heroine of the novel, withstands all challenges through her integrity and understanding of human nature. In the end, she is rewarded by being able to marry the man she has loved for a long time, despite her lack of hope.