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The Forsyte Saga – Complete, Chapter 98 summary

Chapter 98 of 116 · Part 2 · 7 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 98, June Forsyte quarrels with Boris Strumolowski over his demands and insults, then receives Fleur, who asks for a private meeting with Jon to end their relationship. June writes the invitation, judges Fleur cold, and returns to comforting Boris, reversing her decision to withdraw her support.

What happens

  1. June delays Boris Strumolowski’s exhibition because Paul Post and Vospovitch insist on keeping their gallery space for visiting Americans.
  2. Boris attacks England and June’s motives, prompting her to tell him to remove his work.
  3. Fleur arrives and says she needs to meet Jon once more to end their relationship.
  4. June writes a note inviting Jon to meet Fleur at her house the following afternoon, while she is absent.
  5. June considers Fleur unfeeling, but resumes caring for Boris and promises him exhibition time.

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What to notice

June challenges the fairness of Boris’s behavior. Her protest briefly threatens the support she ultimately restores.

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What does Fleur ask June to arrange?

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