Something to Think About...

With the metaphor of Louisa admiring things that fall in hopes of being able to rise above her emotionless state in mind, and assuming that Louisa does, in fact, fall in love with Harthouse despite his intentions, how does he raise her above her doubts of doing something successful with her life? If Harthouse's only intention is to push himself higher than the rest of society, how does she get this feeling too?