William Thackeray’s Vanity Fair tells the intertwining stories of two contrasting heroines navigating the glittering yet corrupt world of Regency society. Becky Sharp, ambitious and cunning, rises from poverty with charm and ruthlessness, determined to conquer the social ladder and secure wealth. In contrast, her gentle and sentimental friend Amelia yearns only for the love of George, a vain and careless soldier. Their journey threads through both domestic and military battles, where fortunes are won and lost against the backdrop of a society obsessed with status. Amidst the satire and intrigue, the steadfast Dobbin emerges as the sole figure of loyalty and honour, his quiet devotion to Amelia adding a poignant note to Thackeray’s grand tale of ambition, love, and social adventure.