why did the author say that Louisa mebbin had a protective elder sister attitude towards money
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Miss Mebbin was a very selfish, mean, and unethical lady. She was a real Mammon worshiper. It appears as if money was the sole purpose of her existence. She always adopted a protective elder-sister attitude towards money. In her presence, she would not allow any money be wasted in tips to waiters. She showed mean professional ethics, when she blackmailed Mrs Packletide. No doubt she succeeded in extorting 680 pounds, but she must have earned a bad reputation among her clients.
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because she was with Mrs packletide only for money and in the course of the fiction we found that Louisa shows her passion towards the money those all evaluate the que. requirements
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