The Victorian attitude toward gender roles is best summarized by the lines "Man for the field and woman for the hearth;man for the sword and for the needle she....All else is confusion," written by:

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These lines are from the poem "The Princess" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson and reflect the traditional Victorian gender roles, where men were expected to be breadwinners and protectors, while women's role was centered around the home and domestic duties. The phrase "All else is confusion" implies that any deviation from these roles would lead to chaos and disorder.

The Victorian Attitude Toward Gender Roles Is Best Summarized by the Lines