Emma: resumen de Volume 2, Chapter 2
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In Chapter 2, Jane Fairfax’s history explains her excellent education, dependence on the Campbells, and decision to earn her living by teaching after reaching twenty-one. Her return to Highbury briefly moves Emma toward admiration and sympathy, but Jane’s reserve about the Dixons and Mr. Frank Churchill renews Emma’s resentment and unproven suspicions.
Qué sucede
- Orphaned at three, Jane lives with her grandmother and aunt before Colonel Campbell takes responsibility for her education.
- The Campbells educate Jane for teaching but repeatedly postpone parting with her because they love her.
- After Miss Campbell marries Mr. Dixon, Jane reaches her chosen working age, but poor health delays her plans.
- Jane chooses Highbury rather than accompanying the Campbells to Ireland, and Emma initially admires her beauty and feels compassion.
- During an evening at Hartfield, Emma’s irritation returns as she compares their musical abilities and resents Jane’s guarded manner.
- Jane’s cautious answers about the Dixons and Mr. Frank Churchill strengthen Emma’s suspicions without confirming them.
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The narrator exposes the weakness of Emma’s reasons for disliking Jane. This judgment separates Emma’s feelings from reliable evidence about Jane’s character.
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Why does Colonel Campbell arrange Jane’s education?
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