Washington Square (Adaptation)

In the 1840s New York, Catherine Sloper, a gentle and unassuming young woman, finds herself courted by an attractive suitor, something she has never experienced before. However, her father's wealth and authority complicate her desires, as young ladies like Catherine require paternal permission to marry. With a promising future ahead, including a fortune of $30,000 a year, Catherine navigates the challenges of love and societal expectations. This adaptation from Henry James’ original work brings the story of Catherine's romantic struggles to life for English learners.