Daniel Deronda: resumen de Chapter 46

Qué sucede

1. Mrs. Meyrick helps prepare lodgings in Brompton, though she worries that Mordecai might strengthen Mirah’s attachment to Judaism.
2. Deronda visits Mordecai, who mistakenly expects confirmation that Deronda is Jewish.
3. Deronda reveals that Mirah is safe, and Mordecai receives the news with intense relief and happiness.
4. Mordecai agrees to share a home with Mirah but asks Deronda to explain his departure to the Cohens.
5. The Cohens mourn the change, and the children cry until the promise of visits offers comfort.
6. The move is arranged, and Mordecai speaks of the Cohens’ family sorrow and his hope that Deronda fulfills his spiritual purpose.

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En qué fijarte

Mordecai defines his purpose through the prayers of past and future generations. His next statement places responsibility for fulfilling his own prayer upon Deronda.

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