The Horse Dealer's Daughter

In Lawrence, D.H "The Horses Dealer's Daughter" the author implements a common idea through out his story; that idea is that of love at first sight. It is not possible for people to fall in love upon first sight. It is simply illogical. In order to fall in love you must get to know the person, thus your heart does the rest of the work. Had the story been written differently it would have actually made proper sense. In this short story The horse dealer's daughter is a young woman named Mabel, who recentley finds out that her family has lost all of their money, seeing as how the Mother and Father are dead; her brothers can leave and start their own lives somewhere else with a lot of options, however Mabel has nowhere to go. She has a few options
This is why you get to know the person, and you become friends with them, for love without frienship is like a sand castle built upon a beach... it is destined to fall, and not last, thus contradicting the popular belief that true love lasts forever and a lifetime no matter what may happen. It is because of these ideas that linger in complexity that it refutes the idea of love at first sight. Values teach that you really need to get to know a person before even declaring and throwing the flag that you are in love, moreover they also tend to teach that the realtionships, marriages and love that last longer is due to the fact that at the beginning of things the two people already knew each other. The story could've been more logically sound had the author created the characthers to be friend since the beginning, and slowly had them fall in love with each other (Jack and Mabel). Uncertainty and poor word choice should have been avoided, for it leaves serious doubt in readers minds. The idea of falling in love at first sight is a risky one, and one that should not be used in