My last Duchess 
by Robert Browning

"Too easily impressed; she liked whate'er"

The poem showed the reality that women lived in the Victorian era. Women's goal was to get married and have children. When women got married, their husband owned all properties and money, and women depend financially on men. I consider that women were seen as objects, and in the haunting season, there were like paintings that people see, judge and take the best that they like. 

One part of the poem said that the girl was pleased with everything and all makes her happy. Therefore, women were easy to please because perhaps they never said what they dislike since they had to show they were happy all the time. If they dislike something, they did not have the right to share it. In conclusio, women were seen as objects that one went to the store and pick the best one.