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Novel : Far From the Madding Crowd.

Far from the Madding Crowd is written by Thomas Hardy. Hardy has created his own world called Wessex. We see that all his story take place there same way this story is also take place there.

When we see this Novel we found that this Novel is devided in to 57 chapter. The major character of Novel are, Bathsheba Everdene, Gabriel Oak, Surgent Fransis Troy, Fanny Robin, william Boldwood. 


When the Novel began we see there is first discrimination of farmer Oak. And there is also discrimination about the Bathsheba. They first meet in the bignning in the Novel.  Oak helped her  by giving two pence. Then they also meet two three time.  

But once Oak came to know that Bathsheba has gone to place name Wetherbury. Oak still have feeling for Bathsheba.  When Oak was on the way at that time he helped farmer to save farmer in the fire of one farm. Then he come to k ow that this farms are own by Bathsheba.  Then he started working there. 

But studdenly there life takes tearn and we see that Bathsheba marry a man named the Surgent Fransis Troy. But there marriage was not successful. Bathsheba come to know that Troy actually loves a Fanny Robin who is her servant. That thing Troy confeace that when Fanny died. 

Then Bathsheba leave Troy. Then in her life William Boldwood came. She like her but won't get married. She letter on realized that she loves Oak. And at the end of 57th chapter she Finally get married to him.

The title " Far From the Madding Crowd " comes from Thomas Gray's famous 18th century poem " Elegy written in a country churchyard".  
When we talk about theme in Novel Marriage becomes main theme. And apart from that love, class, pride, gender etc. 

Character of Bathsheba : 

Woman with free will.
Vanity.
Waiting for tru love.
Obsesses with her Beauty. 
Confused about her love affairs. 

Character of Oak : 

Gold in mine.
Observer of Bathsheba and her lover. 
Scelient lover.
True lover of Bathsheba.
The only mature character.

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