Clara [all s m i l e s] I will. Good-bye. Such n o n s e ns e, all this early Victorian pruder y ! Higgins [t e m p t i n g her] Such d a m n e d nonsense!
Clara. Such bloody nonsense!
Mrs. Eynsford Hill [conv ulsively] Clara!
Clara. Ha! ha! [She goes out ra diant, consci ous of being thoroughly up to date, and is heard descending the stairs in a stream of silvery laughter].

Which of the following best explains what Clara think about Victorian values and customs?

1 She does not want to be a member of middle class because they are too prud ish.
2 She is happy being who she is and doesn’t think about middle class values.
3 She thinks the values are fashionable and imit ates them.
4 She thinks the rules are ri gid but willing to adopt them.