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Crofts has proposed to Vivie and revealed to her that he is the main investor in Mrs. Warren’s chain of brothels. Vivie had assumed her mother had earned a living in sex work and then gotten out of the business, but Crofts has revealed that this is not the case. Vivie refused Crofts's proposal from the start, but is even more full of outrage and hatred for him now that she understands his role in her mother’s life.
Crofts describes his social class – the highest in England – as full of people who flout the moral codes that they…
