Emmeline Pankhurst; becoming a suffragist

The speaker recounts their birth in Manchester in 1858 and the political influence of their parents, particularly in women's suffrage. At 14, they attended a suffrage meeting with their mother, inspired by Lydia Becker, which solidified their commitment to the cause. A year later, they went to school in Paris, where they befriended Noémie, whose father was involved in the Paris Commune, further shaping their political views.

Describe the narrator's feelings after attending the meeting with Lydia Becker.

What was the background of Noémie, the narrator's roommate in Paris?