Emma: resumen de Volume 3, Chapter 7
Volume 3, Chapter 7 de 55 · 13 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 7, Emma flirts with Frank Churchill during the Box Hill outing and makes a joke that hurts Miss Bates in front of the company. Mr. Knightley privately condemns her cruelty toward a poor, generous woman, and Emma accepts the truth of his criticism, crying during the journey home.
Qué sucede
- The party reaches Box Hill punctually, but separate groups and dull conversation prevent general enjoyment.
- Frank Churchill becomes lively, flatters Emma, and proposes a game requiring everyone to offer something entertaining.
- Emma mocks Miss Bates for talking too much, and Miss Bates understands the insult and feels hurt.
- After the Eltons leave, Frank criticizes hasty attachments, Jane challenges him, and Emma agrees to choose him a wife.
- Before Emma leaves, Mr. Knightley rebukes her for humiliating Miss Bates and stresses her duty to show compassion.
- Emma cannot express her agreement before Knightley leaves and cries almost throughout the silent drive home.
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Knightley makes Miss Bates’s reduced circumstances a reason for kindness rather than ridicule. His rebuke forces Emma to recognize the harm she causes.
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Why does Knightley consider Emma’s treatment of Miss Bates especially wrong?
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