During the victorian period, there were many social changes and intellectual developments. as a result, a crisis of faith rocked society. how does in memoriam,
a. h. h. by alfred, lord tennyson reflect that crisis?

The lack of faith is adressed in Lord Tennyson's writing when he reflects many of the doubts about God current in the Victorian age. Have in mind that this was writeen while evolutionary theory began to call into question the idea that God had created the earth and all its creatures. So Tennyson used to wonder : Did nature "red in tooth and claw," it means, violent and bloodthirsty, rule the day? The death of one of his friends provided a focus for Tennyson's larger queries about the nature of God. 

Lizabeth remembers her childhood, during the summer when she destroyed miss lottie's marigolds. the emotions that she experienced from the guilt of her destruction made her feel pain more than the joys and fun that she had, and this motivated her to taunt miss lottie.