Little Men: resumen de Chapter 14
Chapter 14 de 21 · 28 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 14, Tommy’s missing dollar brings suspicion on Nat, and Dan takes the blame to protect his suffering friend. After Dan rescues Jack from a dangerous fall, Jack confesses to the theft, clearing both boys and teaching the household how deeply distrust wounds and how much loyalty matters.
Qué sucede
- Tommy leaves four quarters in the barn, and their disappearance makes Nat, the only known witness, the chief suspect.
- The boys shun Nat, Tommy ends their partnership, and Daisy and Dan remain loyal despite the household’s doubts.
- Dan stops Ned from tormenting Nat, sells his treasured book, and secretly replaces Tommy’s dollar.
- When the sale exposes his actions, Dan accepts blame and refuses to explain himself, enduring disappointment and isolation.
- Dan rescues Jack from a tree, and Jack leaves a confession identifying himself as the thief.
- Mr. Bhaer apologizes to Dan, who explains his sacrifice, and the household celebrates and makes amends.

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En qué fijarte
Dan explains that protecting Nat, not concealing theft, motivates his false admission. The explanation changes the household’s understanding of his silence.
Comprobación rápida
What prompts Jack to confess?

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