Although Amy is only three years younger than Laurie, she is treated as much more the little kid in the novel by Jo. Jo is fifteen when Laurie is almost sixteen, making them very close in age.Amy Curtis March
Amy Curtis March
Amy is the youngest sister and baby of the family; she's 12 when the story begins. Interested in art, she is described as a "regular snow-maiden" with curly golden hair and blue eyes, "pale and slender" and "always carrying herself" like a proper young lady. She is the artist of the family.Though it's never clearly specified, Laurie was born the same year as Jo, making him the same age as her, obviously — 15 at the start of the story. At age 22 he proposes to Jo, which she turns down, and he later heads off to Europe. There, he meets Amy and one year later proposes to her (which she accepts) at age 23.
Did Laurie ever love Amy : While Laurie might have initially thought he wanted to spend his life with Jo, he did grow to love Amy, leaving fans of the book and the movie adaptation debating who his perfect match was for years.
Does Laurie love Jo more than Amy
Although he takes off the ring, symbolically showing he no longer loves Jo, instead of letting her go, he AGAIN professes his love. Though this time he defines that his love for Jo is different than the love he has for Amy, he still says that he has always loved her.
Who is the least favorite March sister : Amy March
Amy March, the youngest of the “Little Women,” has historically been the least liked of the four. Louisa May Alcott's 1868 coming-of-age novel positions her as a foil to her older sister Jo, the author's semi-autobiographical stand-in, and by contrast emphasizes Amy's youthful selfishness and materialism.
Although he takes off the ring, symbolically showing he no longer loves Jo, instead of letting her go, he AGAIN professes his love. Though this time he defines that his love for Jo is different than the love he has for Amy, he still says that he has always loved her. That means the age gap between him and Jo is smaller, only about 10 or so years, versus the 20-plus-year gap in previous versions. The casting in this modern retelling of the story, therefore, goes a long way in eliminating that icky paternal vibe and ushering in a more romantic one.
Why did Jo not love Laurie
When Jo tells Laurie that she's tried to love him like he loves her but she can't, this is a nod to the author's struggle to love men as she thought women were supposed to love men but she just couldn't. Jo was never supposed to marry, much like Alcott never married.Laurie, unsure of what to do, kisses her bashfully as she holds him. Jo snaps to attention after she's been kissed.Though it's never clearly specified, Laurie was born the same year as Jo, making him the same age as her, obviously — 15 at the start of the story. At age 22 he proposes to Jo, which she turns down, and he later heads off to Europe. There, he meets Amy and one year later proposes to her (which she accepts) at age 23. Rejected, Laurie leaves, and later marries Amy, Jo's little sister, who nursed a crush on him throughout her childhood. While Laurie might have initially thought he wanted to spend his life with Jo, he did grow to love Amy, leaving fans of the book and the movie adaptation debating who his perfect match was for years.
Who was Jo’s favorite sister : Beth
Jo's story dominates Little Women. But each of her sisters play a crucial role in the narrative. Meg, the oldest, is Jo's confidante. Shy, sensitive Beth is the most beloved.
How much older is Jo than Amy : Little Women is a coming of age story that begins in Civil War America. It follows the lives and growth from girlhood to womanhood of the four March girls: Meg, 17; Josephine (or Jo), 15; Beth, 14; and Amy, 12.
How old is Jo when she meets Bhaer
At age 16, she has her first story published and that kicks off her career as a writer. When she turns 21, she ventures off to New York City and meets the man who will later be her husband, Friedrich Bhaer. But, before that happens, at age 22, her next-door-neighbor Laurie proposes to her, and she rejects his proposal. At age 16, she has her first story published and that kicks off her career as a writer. When she turns 21, she ventures off to New York City and meets the man who will later be her husband, Friedrich Bhaer. But, before that happens, at age 22, her next-door-neighbor Laurie proposes to her, and she rejects his proposal.Jo and Amy's squashed sibling rivalry
Angry that her big sister Jo wouldn't take her to the theater (and jealous over Jo's relationship with her handsome best friend Laurie), Amy goes so far as to burn Jo's long-belabored manuscript in retaliation.
Did Jo ever love Laurie : So it's clear that Jo loved Laurie as a brother and a person, but struggled with her sexual identity, as Alcott did.
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Although Amy is only three years younger than Laurie, she is treated as much more the little kid in the novel by Jo. Jo is fifteen when Laurie is almost sixteen, making them very close in age.Amy Curtis March
Amy Curtis March
Amy is the youngest sister and baby of the family; she's 12 when the story begins. Interested in art, she is described as a "regular snow-maiden" with curly golden hair and blue eyes, "pale and slender" and "always carrying herself" like a proper young lady. She is the artist of the family.Though it's never clearly specified, Laurie was born the same year as Jo, making him the same age as her, obviously — 15 at the start of the story. At age 22 he proposes to Jo, which she turns down, and he later heads off to Europe. There, he meets Amy and one year later proposes to her (which she accepts) at age 23.
Did Laurie ever love Amy : While Laurie might have initially thought he wanted to spend his life with Jo, he did grow to love Amy, leaving fans of the book and the movie adaptation debating who his perfect match was for years.
Does Laurie love Jo more than Amy
Although he takes off the ring, symbolically showing he no longer loves Jo, instead of letting her go, he AGAIN professes his love. Though this time he defines that his love for Jo is different than the love he has for Amy, he still says that he has always loved her.
Who is the least favorite March sister : Amy March
Amy March, the youngest of the “Little Women,” has historically been the least liked of the four. Louisa May Alcott's 1868 coming-of-age novel positions her as a foil to her older sister Jo, the author's semi-autobiographical stand-in, and by contrast emphasizes Amy's youthful selfishness and materialism.
Although he takes off the ring, symbolically showing he no longer loves Jo, instead of letting her go, he AGAIN professes his love. Though this time he defines that his love for Jo is different than the love he has for Amy, he still says that he has always loved her.
That means the age gap between him and Jo is smaller, only about 10 or so years, versus the 20-plus-year gap in previous versions. The casting in this modern retelling of the story, therefore, goes a long way in eliminating that icky paternal vibe and ushering in a more romantic one.
Why did Jo not love Laurie
When Jo tells Laurie that she's tried to love him like he loves her but she can't, this is a nod to the author's struggle to love men as she thought women were supposed to love men but she just couldn't. Jo was never supposed to marry, much like Alcott never married.Laurie, unsure of what to do, kisses her bashfully as she holds him. Jo snaps to attention after she's been kissed.Though it's never clearly specified, Laurie was born the same year as Jo, making him the same age as her, obviously — 15 at the start of the story. At age 22 he proposes to Jo, which she turns down, and he later heads off to Europe. There, he meets Amy and one year later proposes to her (which she accepts) at age 23.
Rejected, Laurie leaves, and later marries Amy, Jo's little sister, who nursed a crush on him throughout her childhood. While Laurie might have initially thought he wanted to spend his life with Jo, he did grow to love Amy, leaving fans of the book and the movie adaptation debating who his perfect match was for years.
Who was Jo’s favorite sister : Beth
Jo's story dominates Little Women. But each of her sisters play a crucial role in the narrative. Meg, the oldest, is Jo's confidante. Shy, sensitive Beth is the most beloved.
How much older is Jo than Amy : Little Women is a coming of age story that begins in Civil War America. It follows the lives and growth from girlhood to womanhood of the four March girls: Meg, 17; Josephine (or Jo), 15; Beth, 14; and Amy, 12.
How old is Jo when she meets Bhaer
At age 16, she has her first story published and that kicks off her career as a writer. When she turns 21, she ventures off to New York City and meets the man who will later be her husband, Friedrich Bhaer. But, before that happens, at age 22, her next-door-neighbor Laurie proposes to her, and she rejects his proposal.
At age 16, she has her first story published and that kicks off her career as a writer. When she turns 21, she ventures off to New York City and meets the man who will later be her husband, Friedrich Bhaer. But, before that happens, at age 22, her next-door-neighbor Laurie proposes to her, and she rejects his proposal.Jo and Amy's squashed sibling rivalry
Angry that her big sister Jo wouldn't take her to the theater (and jealous over Jo's relationship with her handsome best friend Laurie), Amy goes so far as to burn Jo's long-belabored manuscript in retaliation.
Did Jo ever love Laurie : So it's clear that Jo loved Laurie as a brother and a person, but struggled with her sexual identity, as Alcott did.