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It seems that she was driven by purely personal motives - namely, the unquenched feeling of resentment at Goethe who rejected her, while another great contemporary, Beethoven, treated her very favorably. At the same time, Bettina, publishing this text, as if forgot that in 1812 she was a married lady and mother of her three-month-old son. By the way, the husband, Achim von Arnim, ironically observed Bettina's futile attempts to regain Goethe's disposition. Beethoven was well aware of her new marital status and would hardly have written passionate letters to her, losing her mind on the sincere “you”. An additional awkwardness is given to everything described by the fact that the quoted “Beethoven letter” was published when Bettina was widowed (Arnim died in 1831), and although it was a matter of long-standing events, the tone of the letter cast a shadow over their family life.But for Bettina, only she and her two great admirers were important: Goethe and Beethoven.