Dashwood bristles at the idea that the story’s heroine would end the book unmarried and childless, and insists that Jo change it so that the protagonist marries the Professor. Dashwood ( Tracy Letts), a publisher who is now considering printing March’s book Little Women. In Gerwig’s film, it appears as though Jo (Ronan) is going to fall in love with Professor Bhaer ( Louis Garrel) just as she does in the book, but the film instead then flashes to Jo proposing this very ending to Mr. At the end of the story, however, Jo eventually marries her boarding housemate Professor Bhaer and has children. In Alcott’s book, Jo March spends much of the pages talking about how she never wants to marry or have children. Gerwig also made a radical change to the Little Women ending, presenting an alternative path for literary heroine Jo March. But the Little Women book changes don’t end with the structure.
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