It seemed to Kitty a pity that her new friend's mind was set so irrevocably upon marriage, but her suggestion that Olivia might seek an eligible situation as a governess met with no favour at all. Olivia stared at her with dismay in her big eyes, and unequivocally stated her preference for death.
Kitty observes that her new friend Olivia is overly focused on the idea of marriage, which she finds unfortunate. When Kitty proposes that Olivia consider becoming a governess to secure a suitable position, Olivia reacts negatively, showing her disapproval. Instead of considering this practical suggestion, Olivia expresses her extreme disdain for the idea.
Olivia's response reveals her strong feelings about her future, where she believes that death would be preferable to living a life without the romantic prospects she desires. This exchange highlights the contrasting views on marriage and independence between the two friends.
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