George tells Lucy that his father has good intentions but lacks manners and tact, and Mr. Miss Lavish abandons Lucy in the middle of Florence, and she finds herself alone at the church, where she sees the Emersons. The next day, Lucy goes to see a church with another British woman staying at the Pension Bertolini, a novelist named Miss Lavish. Emerson, allows Charlotte to accept the offer, so that Lucy and Charlotte end up staying in rooms with a view. Beebe mediates between the Emersons and Charlotte and, vouching for the good intentions of Mr. Charlotte is flabbergasted by this bold suggestion from these lower-class men and politely declines, but later a British reverend named Mr. Emerson and his son George-overhear the ladies’ complaints and offer to switch rooms. They are staying at the Pension Bertolini, and are disappointed to find that they have been given rooms without a view, contrary to what they have been promised. A young British woman named Lucy is visiting Florence with her older cousin and chaperon, Charlotte.
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