Little Women: resumen de Chapter 13
Chapter 13 de 47 · Part 1 · 15 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 13, Laurie joins the March sisters on their hilltop retreat, where they share their dreams and discuss the work and duties that stand between them and their wishes. After Meg urges him to consider his grandfather’s loneliness, Laurie decides to stay with the old man for as long as he needs him.
Qué sucede
- After an idle, troublesome day, Laurie follows the sisters uphill and joins their gathering by agreeing to work.
- Jo explains their pilgrim game, and the sunset prompts a conversation about reaching heaven.
- The five friends describe their ambitions and agree to compare their progress in ten years.
- Laurie resents his grandfather’s business plans; Jo encourages escape, but Meg urges patience and duty.
- Meg praises Mr. Brooke’s generosity, and she and Laurie reconcile after her comments briefly annoy him.
- That night, Beth’s music and his grandfather’s grief move Laurie to give up escape and stay with him.
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Laurie’s private decision reverses his earlier urge to escape. He chooses his grandfather’s need for companionship over his own imagined freedom.
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What does Laurie decide while listening to Beth that night?
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