Daniel Deronda, Chapter 11 summary
Chapter 11 of 71 · Book 2: Meeting Streams · 22 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 11, Gwendolen meets Mr. Grandcourt, finds his reserve unexpectedly attractive, and considers whether marriage to him might suit her wishes. His attention restores her confidence at the ball, but she also feels afraid to offend him and openly rejects assistance from his companion, Mr. Lush.
What happens
- Lord Brackenshaw introduces Grandcourt, whose appearance and quiet manner unsettle Gwendolen as she considers his suitability as a husband.
- Juliet Fenn wins the archery prize, and Gwendolen observes Grandcourt among the other guests before dinner.
- At the ball, Gwendolen refuses waltzes and polkas, enjoys admiration, and wonders whether Grandcourt prefers Miss Arrowpoint.
- Mr. Clintock leaves unexpectedly, allowing Grandcourt to take his quadrille and renew Gwendolen’s confidence in his interest.
- During a quiet conservatory walk, Gwendolen feels unexpectedly reluctant to risk offending Grandcourt.
- Gwendolen snubs Mr. Lush, accepts Grandcourt’s help with her wrap, and hears him request permission to visit Offendene.

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In this chapter
What to notice
Gwendolen imagines herself judging a suitor freely, but his presence already checks her usual boldness. Her confidence and her behavior do not fully agree.
Quick check
Why can Grandcourt take Gwendolen’s next quadrille?

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