Anne of Green Gables, Chapter 36 summary
Chapter 36 of 38 · 8 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 36, Anne wins the Avery scholarship, celebrates with Matthew and Marilla, and returns to Green Gables with plans to attend Redmond. Her happiness meets new worries when she learns about Matthew’s heart trouble, Marilla’s painful eyes, and doubts about the bank holding their savings.
What happens
- Anne fears defeat when Gilbert Blythe wins the medal, then hears that she wins the Avery scholarship.
- Matthew and Marilla attend commencement, where Anne reads the best essay and receives public recognition.
- At Green Gables, Anne reassures Diana of her friendship and learns that Gilbert must teach instead of attending college.
- Marilla tells Anne about Matthew’s heart trouble, her own eye pain, and concerns about their bank.
- Anne visits familiar outdoor places and Mrs. Allan, then accompanies Matthew to bring home the cows.
- Matthew declares his pride in Anne, and she spends a peaceful night remembering and dreaming.
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What to notice
Matthew answers Anne’s wish that she could help him as a boy. His reassurance makes his affection and pride explicit.
Quick check
Why does Gilbert plan to teach instead of attending college next year?
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