The book is narrated by an unnamed narrator in the third-person.
The Question and Answer section for Shamela is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
The book is narrated by an unnamed narrator in the third-person.
Reverend Williams appears both in Pamela and Shamela but has a completely different personality. In Pamela, Reverend Williams truly loves Pamela and wants to marry her and have an honest relationship while in Shamela he is like Shamela, cunning...
Shamela as a title is significant because this is a satire. Shamela, in contrast to the novel, Pamela, comes to mean shame or sham.... hypocrisy, false piety. Rather than the pure, innocent, and chaste heroine of Richardson's, Pamela, Fielding has...