The Forsyte Saga – Complete, Chapter 64 summary
Chapter 64 of 116 · Part 2 · 14 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 64, Winifred finds Monty unexpectedly home, worn down and penniless, after an absence meant to lead to divorce. Despite jealousy and her family's objections, she decides to keep him, sets limits on his conduct, and discovers that his children's ignorance of his disgrace gives her leverage.
What happens
- Winifred shops for Imogen's first season, then returns home and recognizes her husband's scent before discovering him in her bedroom.
- Monty describes his distress and poverty; Winifred first rejects him, then allows him a room and provides clothes and refreshments.
- Winifred consults Soames and Emily, but privately decides to accept her husband's return rather than pursue further action.
- James discovers the news and proposes paying Monty to remain abroad, but Winifred insists on keeping him under control.
- Back home, Winifred learns that Imogen welcomes Monty and that he fears his children learning about his conduct.
- Winifred warns Monty against causing further suffering, then withdraws to her room, still jealous but sometimes feeling pity.
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What to notice
Winifred rejects James's plan to send Monty abroad. Her decision makes continued marriage, with limits on his conduct, her chosen response.
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What gives Winifred leverage over Monty when she returns home?
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