The book "Remarks on Clarissa" (1749) by Sarah Fielding is a literary work marked by the author's ability to embody complex relationships between characters and reproduce the mental states of the main characters. In this book, complex situations are depicted, which seem not only dramatic, but also extremely realistic. Fielding's literary work provokes the reader to think about the moral problems that arise in the lives and interactions of people, and emphasizes the psychological depth of the characters. "Notes on Clarissa" is a tense and impressive book that will leave its mark in the heart of every reader.