Hardy, Lord William, and the vicar are considered important in the village.Д®xample вЂ“ The Brangwens had lived for generations on the Marsh Farm, in the meadows where the Erewash twisted sluggishly through alder trees, separating Derbyshire from Nottinghamshire.Д®xample вЂ“ Two miles away, a church-tower stood on a hill, the houses of the little country town climbing assiduously up to it Tom Brangwen is attractive in the eyes of the women of the village nevertheless Mrs. Hardy but also of all who are associated with her. When she attends the church service at Cossethay, she is the cynosure of all eyes and the women talk high of not only Mrs. Further like many other women, she also wants to further her status like that of the squireвЂ™s wife, Mrs. Lady Brangwen desires to give education to all her children. Finally the women come to the conclusion that education and experience make all the difference. The women compare their well-fed children with that of the poor curateвЂ™s children and wonder the reason for them to have dominance over their children. Such facts raises their curiosity and they know that it is not money, nor power, nor position. They know that their husbands are strong but then the physically weak vicar has authority over their husbands. The Brangwen men look inwards whereas the Brangwen women look outwards. They want to enlarge their scope and experience freedom. They long to enjoy city life where вЂsecrets were made known and desires fulfilledвЂ™. The Brangwen women also work hard in the farm but they long for another form of life. The men maintained corn fields and dairy and they are the sons of the soil. The Brangwens have been working hard in their land but they do not become rich but they are not in want of anything, besides they are also pennywise in their living. Two miles away from the Marsh Farm, the tower of a church is seen on the hill and houses are built on the slope up to the church. They have been living on the Marsh Farm on the meadows near Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire for generations. A member of the clergy in the Cossethay church

The rainbow by dh lawrence