Middlemarch: resumen de Chapter 22
Chapter 22 de 88 · Book 2: Old and Young · 22 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 22, Will Ladislaw brings the Casaubons to Adolf Naumann’s studio, where portraits flatter Mr. Casaubon and deepen Will’s fascination with Dorothea. During a private visit, Will questions her husband’s scholarship and announces his own independence, but Dorothea defends her husband and secures Will’s promise to stop criticizing his work.
Qué sucede
- Will pleases both Casaubons at dinner and arranges visits to artists’ studios before they leave Rome.
- Naumann sketches Mr. Casaubon as Thomas Aquinas and Dorothea as Santa Clara, while Will struggles with jealousy.
- Will visits Dorothea alone, debates the value of art with her, and protests against her life at Lowick.
- Dorothea questions Will about German scholarship, then rebukes his dismissive account of her husband’s research.
- Will announces plans for financial independence, and Dorothea obtains his promise not to criticize Mr. Casaubon’s writings to others.
- Mr. Casaubon declines another farewell and responds coldly when Dorothea praises Will’s decision.

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Dorothea defends sustained effort even while confronting possible failure in her husband’s work. Her response also prompts Will to announce his resolve to support himself.
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What promise does Dorothea obtain from Will?

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