She is by no means a model character.
The education of all beautiful women is the knowledge of men.

ROSALIND had been disappointed in man after man as individuals, but she had great faith in man as a sex.

Women she detested.

They represented qualities that she felt and despised in herself--incipient meanness, conceit, cowardice, and petty dishonesty.

She once told a roomful of her mother's friends that the only excuse for women was the necessity for a disturbing element among men.