The encounter with Ferdiand creates a conflict between her love for Ferdinand and the expectations of her father, the social limits willed by God and her religious conviction. This way, the Immanuel Kant's opposition between duty and inclination becomes clear.
The encounter with Ferdinand creates a conflict between her love for Ferdinand and the expectations of her father, the social constraints imposed by God, and her religious convictions. This highlights the tension between duty and inclination as described by Immanuel Kant.