Elyjah

I agree, glamor is a great example or point.

Marilyn Monroe was seen as someone beautiful, classy, the typical celebrity icon. While Mrs. Siddons, is not seen as glamorous or that of the strata and hold the same endearment.

I highly disagree that if you buy more you are more amiable or loved. I feel that a secure financial standing is important, but the idea that money buys happiness is false. There is a substantial level of emotional, social responsibilities to be upheld in considering society acceptance. The very idea of them trying to convey this to the reader is full a many fallacies. Money can not buy happiness, but it could make it a little easier to live.