In Part II of "Only a Girl, Or, A Physician for the Soul" by Wilhelmine von Hillern, the narrative continues to follow the journey of the protagonist, Gisela von Erstein, as she navigates the challenges and complexities of her life in a society that often undervalues women. This section delves deeper into Gisela's personal growth, relationships, and the societal expectations that shape her experiences. Gisela von Erstein: Gisela continues to evolve as a character, growing more aware of her strengths and limitations. Her inner struggles and determination to assert her identity become more pronounced. She is portrayed as resilient and resourceful; despite the societal pressures she faces. The relationships with key supporting characters are further developed. These interactions highlight different aspects of Gisela's personality and contribute to her growth. Characters such as her family members, friends, and potential love interests play crucial roles in her journey. Part II continues to explore the constraints imposed on women by society. Gisela's efforts to break free from traditional roles and seek her own path are central to the narrative. Gisela's emotional and psychological development is a focal point. Her experiences and the challenges she faces contribute to her evolving understanding of herself and the world around her. Part II of "Only a Girl, Or, A Physician for the Soul" deepens the exploration of Gisela's character and the themes established in the first part. It advances the plot through significant challenges and turning points, providing a nuanced and engaging narrative. Through Gisela's journey, Hillern addresses important issues of gender roles, personal identity, and societal expectations, offering readers a thought-provoking and emotionally resonant story.