In "My Opinions and Betsey Bobbet's," Marietta Holley presents a blend of humor and social critique through the character of Betsey Bobbet, who is known for her strong opinions and distinctive voice. The novel is structured around a series of conversations and reflections by Betsey, who offers her views on various social and political topics of the day.Betsey Bobbet is portrayed as a character with a keen sense of humor and a sharp intellect. Her opinions are delivered in a way that both entertains and provokes thought, addressing issues such as gender roles, social justice, and the changing landscape of American society.The narrative is characterized by its conversational style, with Betsey's observations and insights providing a window into the attitudes and concerns of the early 20th century. Holley uses Betsey's character to explore and critique the social norms and conventions of the time, often using satire to highlight the absurdities and injustices she perceives.