I have never had any sense that any ambiguity in the ending of James's novel had anything to do with Isabel's choice of men. It has to do with choice. She has reached a place where she is aware of all the options and consequences and chooses, freely. There is more than just osmond to return to in Rome.
I have never had any sense that any ambiguity in the ending of James's novel had anything to do with Isabel's choice of men. It has to do with choice. She has reached a place where she is aware of all the options and consequences and chooses, freely. There is more than just osmond to return to in Rome.