Little Women: resumen de Chapter 23
Chapter 23 de 47 · Part 1 · 18 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 23, Meg hesitates over John Brooke’s love until Aunt March threatens to withhold her money, prompting Meg to defend him and accept his affection. Their happiness wins the family’s approval, while Jo struggles with the change and finds comfort in Laurie’s promise of friendship.
Qué sucede
- With Mr. March home and recovering, the family senses tension around Meg, who prepares a speech refusing any immediate commitment to John.
- John declares his love, but Meg forgets her speech and then pushes him away when his confidence annoys her.
- Aunt March threatens to withhold her money if Meg marries John, and Meg fiercely defends his character and her freedom to choose.
- John overhears Meg’s defense, embraces her, and receives her consent to stay as her accepted lover.
- Jo reacts with distress, but the family welcomes the match, and Meg and John discuss waiting three years.
- Laurie brings flowers and congratulations, then comforts Jo as she fears losing her closest companion.

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Meg explains how defending John reveals her own feelings. Aunt March’s attempt to prevent the match instead resolves Meg’s hesitation.
Comprobación rápida
What makes Meg openly defend John?

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