Questions about “The Horse Dealer’s Daughter”: In what way does the opening scene at the Pervin house help us to understand Mabel and the events that follow? What is Mabel’s conflict? What is the symbolic significance of the episode in the pond? In what way is Mabel a changed person at the end of the story (and perhaps Jack as well)? Please consider that there is more to it than falling in love. Here is a link to this week’s story online. Please note that the title of the story is not “England My England.” The title of the short story is “The Horse Dealer’s Daughter.” http://www.literature.org/authors/lawrence-david-h… (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.