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Emma the character is a person who despite being spoiled with everything in her life she has taken great responsibilities. The book itself, I think, does an excellent combination of storytelling Emma as well as describing the time period and social expectations and lifestyle of the Victorian Era.

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The first impression of the other characters is that they r not understanding of Emma's views because of the way the Victorian era has taught them to live.

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I think Emma acts very stuck up and snotty. I think its an ignorant type of thinking that she has this type of superiority to everyone else.

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the novel so far is very interesting because emma is a character that lives by her own rules.

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Emma is a good book, but Emma as a character in the society she lives in is not what the society wants. And the volume is a good outlook on the Victorian era.

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Emma is an interesting book.

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In my opinion the book Emma is an interesting book and as for the character Emma I think that she is a strong character that doesn't follow anyone, she basically is her own leader.

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The novel as a whole is very interesting, it shows us the way society was back in the Victorian era. Emma as a character is very stuck up and feels as though she is above the rest of society.

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The novel is interesting, I like her character in the way she goes against what is normal in her time

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we think emma seems like an interesting person and is a rule breaker.
emma does what she wants and doesn't follow the crowd.

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My first thoughts about Emma herself is that she is a bit of a hypocrite. She is wanting to set people up with love even when she doesn't believe in love herself. The book itself shows a intresting twisted point of view on the Victorian age. Shows a real view of how the Victorian age was.

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so far the novel of emma to me is very interesting because of how her character is. she's different and doesnt mind being different. she pretty much goes against society. shes independent and smart unlike most women in this era. she believes her differeces and her independence make her better than others.

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From reading all of volume one Emma to us seems like an interesting person. She is smart and beautiful and she has many qualities. She made volume one interesting. The novel is well written and it completely shows us how the Victorian age was. It shows us how women were portrayed and how men were to.

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That the Victorian era as a whole is superficial. Emma is the usual spoiled kid in this book. She believes she is above everyone else and no one likes that. Volume 1 seems to just introduce all the characters and the basic plot

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My initial thoughts of Emma through the course of volume one is that she is extremely the type of woman to go against the norm. Volume one as a whole painted an appropriate picture of what that era of time were to look like. The Victorian era is one that I as an individual disagree with. The event that stands out to me the most is the whole situation that is in the midst of occuring with Mr.knightly because it opens a whole bunch of discussions about that time period.

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The overall novel is very interesting but at the same time I have some difficulty reading this book. Emma as character, on the other hand, is very a stubborn but a strong independent woman. As for the other characters, it's kind of difficult to follow up on them.

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The book is a beautifully written novel showing us a glimpse of how the Victorian era was for a women . It was advanced for its time considering the main character who is not the typical women for the Victorian age. Emma is very independent , smart and beautiful. Making it hard for her to find a man of her standards. The volume is how the book is unraveling and begin to make the book more interesting

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After reading volume one, I have come to the conclusion that my initial thoughts on Emma are extremely positive. I admire the way Emma stands out from society. So many people are limited to a certain opinion and she isn't afraid to have opinions that are different from those in her society, which to me, is very admirable. Emma is a character who wise and way ahead of her time. In my opinion, she is the definition of feminism.

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My initial impressions of the novel is that it is well written and so far is setting up some great drama to come in the second part. Emma is a character that to me seems to be ahead of her time in a sense that she could be a strong independent woman. Something that has stood out to me in the novel is the fact that everyone seems to be wanting to be apart of her life and are always in her business. Which I know is kind of the society they live in but it just doesn't make much sense to me why.

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The book Emma is definitely a product of its time, from the writing style of Jane Austen to the themes that she covers. Emma, the character, comes off as what I would think is exactly how Austen wanted her to be. As for Volume 1 as a whole, I feel that this is the setup for the rest of the novel, in the same way that "A New Hope" sets us up for the next two movies. As I said before though, this book is a product of its time, back in a time where apparently humans had longer retention spans. As a consequence of this, I find it difficult to distinguish side characters in Emma from a plain brick wall. None of them pop out at me, because it's somewhat difficult to follow the story.

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My initial thoughts on the book are that is rather advanced for its time, and is definitely a stand for its time. In my opinion emma I rather stuck up and thinks too highly of herself. I think it's great that she is choosing to go in her own path and go against what the normal thing was in her time.