Little Women: resumen de Chapter 19
Chapter 19 de 47 · Part 1 · 14 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 19, Amy Curtis March struggles with Aunt March’s strict household, finds comfort in prayer with Esther’s help, and writes a will dividing her treasured possessions. When Laurie describes Beth’s own gifts and admits that she is in danger, Amy’s concern for her sister outweighs her longing for a turquoise ring.
Qué sucede
- Amy finds Aunt March’s chores, lessons, and company oppressive, while Laurie’s visits and Esther’s kindness offer relief.
- Esther shows Amy the jewels and suggests private prayer; the prospect of a turquoise ring encourages Amy’s obedience.
- Esther prepares a small prayer space, where Amy seeks comfort and prays for Beth.
- Amy writes a will and asks Laurie to witness it after he finds her playing in old costumes.
- Laurie describes Beth’s gifts, and Amy adds instructions to distribute her curls among her friends.
- After Laurie admits Beth is in danger, Amy prays tearfully and values her sister above any jewelry.
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The closing comparison shows Amy’s changed priorities. Her fear for Beth outweighs the material reward that helps motivate her obedience.
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What does Amy ask Laurie to add to her will?
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