How did the Fabian society reflect Victorian ideals

This is a complicated question that, frankly, is (and has been) worthy of book-length studies and debate. In short, though, the Fabian Society wished to promote its ideas through gradual reformist efforts, rather than immediate revolution, which itself was a decidedly Victorian ideal. Also, the Fabian society called for scientifically planned societies that would be designed to better the English population, something which itself was a Victorian ideal.