When he was a young man, He went to work first as a clerk in a lawyer's office and then, dissatisfied with law, learned shorthand so that he could get a job taking down the debates in Parliament for a newspaper that published transcripts of them. David fell in love with Dora , who by all accounts was as winsome and flirtatious sweetheart, . Dora’s father, a banker, apparently disapproved of David, he threatens to David Copperfield. He would sent his daughter abroad to separate them,But as the suddenly dead of Dora’s father, David finally can get together with his sweetheart .For David The wedding was all a more or less incoherent dream . It is true that David was infatuated with Dora. He was completely unaware the whole time that he really loved Agnes. Thus Betsy Trotwood's comments "blind, blind"! David is blind to who he really loves. When he goes to Switzerland, it occurs to him that he loves Agnes, and should return to her. I do not think that he married Dora becuase she was pretty or because he felt obligated. He married her because he loved her with all of his heart. This is why the theme of "the undisciplined heart" is perpetuated throughout the novel. David felt a lack of fullfillment in his married life, and this cast a "shadow" upon their otherwise happy state of affairs. In his mind, David kept repeating Mrs Stong's words "there can be no disparity in marriage like unsuitability of mind and purpose". In other words, he was evaluating his own marriage.
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