Little Women: resumen de Chapter 6
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In Chapter 6, Elizabeth March begins playing at James Laurence’s house after he gently removes her fear of disturbing anyone, and she makes slippers to thank him. His gift of his dead granddaughter’s piano moves Beth to visit and embrace him, replacing her fear with an affectionate friendship.
Qué sucede
- The March girls and Laurie exchange kindnesses, but Beth remains afraid of Mr. Laurence despite longing to play his piano.
- Mr. Laurence invites the girls to practice without meeting anyone, and Beth begins visiting while he and Laurie quietly support her.
- Beth makes embroidered slippers for Mr. Laurence, and Laurie helps place them secretly in his study.
- Mr. Laurence sends Beth his dead granddaughter’s piano and a letter thanking her for the slippers.
- Beth visits him without hesitation, kisses him in thanks, and returns home free of her old fear.
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Beth chooses immediate action instead of retreating into fear. Her visit brings an affectionate exchange that changes her relationship with Mr. Laurence.
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What does Beth make to thank Mr. Laurence for letting her practice?
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