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erta had sex with Clyde. Clyde never thought of marrying Roberta for he thought he was superior to Roberta and her poor family. Later, by accident Clyde met Sondra again and he successfully made friends with her. Then with the help of her and her friends, Clyde gradually climbed up to the upper class society and became successful in the society. As his friendship with Sondra became loved-ship, he desired to marry Sondra through marriage. He dreamed to share the luxurious and comfortable life with her. He wanted to desire to desert Roberta so that he can marry Sondra. The desire was stronger and stronger. And then, he became apathy to Roberta. Roberta did not know why his attitude became so apathy and strange. Because she was in so much loving with him that she was afraid of losing him, she was very obedient to him and did not dare to complain anything. Later she did not want to tolerate, and believed that Clyde was no longer lover her, so she decided to leave him, and let him free. But at that time, she found that she was pregnant. Without any experiences and related knowledge, both of them were very worried and scared. They tried every way to get rid of the pregnancy. They took medicine, pleaded doctor for help, but efforts did not work for they had not enough money. Without any other way to solve the problem, Roberta pleaded Clyde to marry her, but Clyde wanted to marry Sondra for better and richer life. He protracted to agree again and again. Worrying of losing Sondra and his reputation in Lycurgus, he pretended to agree, but in his mind, he was planning to kill Roberta. So, cheating her to have a marriage travel and elope with her, Clyde carried on his murder plan—they went to Grass Lake. Knowing nothing about Clyde’s plan, Roberta was happy to have the travel with Clyde; and she even wished that after they married, or after the baby was born, Clyde might love her and the baby again. Then, they could have a happy life together. When Clyde was struggling in his mind whether to kill her or not, his face looked pale and very bad. Kind Roberta took it as something wrong with him. Roberta was very foolish. Without any intention but the camera was still unconsciously pushed her with so much vehemence as not only to strike her lips and nose and chin, but also to throw her back sidewise toward the left wale which caused the boat to careen to water. Serried by Roberta’s sharp screen, Clyde rose and reached half to assist or recapture her and to apologize for the unintended blow. They both were as instantly thrown into the water. Regarding it as a good way to get rid of Roberta for it seemed like an accident, Clyde ignored Roberta’s crying for help. He was just looking aside while Roberta was drowning. Roberta’s tragedy could be ascribed to herself. She was very naive and easy to believe someone else. Roberta’s dream was established on the love that she could together with Clyde. She had not thinking independently. This was her defect. In her opinion, her feeling changed with Clyde. When Clyde was angry with her request of go to her home, she was afraid that Clyde hated her and no longer loved her. So, she obeyed Clyde's meaning, no longer requiring him. Roberta thought that Clyde was her god. Whatever Clyde wanted to do, she would do her best to satisfy him. And then, her personality caused her tragedy. B. the Analysis of Roberta’s Tragedy on the External Causes Roberta Herself Was Partly Blamed for Her Tragedy. It seems unfair for R