Middlemarch: resumen de Chapter 25
Chapter 25 de 88 · Book 3: Waiting for Death · 11 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 25, Fred Vincy tells Mary that his unpaid debt costs her family their savings, and she challenges his selfishness while showing concern for his illness. Caleb Garth accepts money from Mary and warns her against an unreliable husband, prompting her to insist that affection cannot replace independence.
Qué sucede
- Fred visits Mary privately and admits that he cannot repay the debt her father guarantees.
- Mary condemns his selfish spending and refuses to ask Mr. Featherstone for help.
- Concern about Fred’s sickly appearance softens Mary, but she refuses to declare love while he depends on others.
- Fred briefly visits his uncle and rides home feeling increasingly ill.
- Caleb arrives after dusk, and Mary gives him eighteen pounds toward the unpaid balance.
- Mary reassures Caleb that she requires independence in a husband, then defends helping her parents against Mr. Featherstone’s criticism.
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Mary rejects Mr. Featherstone’s separation of her interests from her parents’ welfare. Her answer contrasts with Fred’s tendency to put his own discomfort first.
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How much of Mary’s savings does Caleb need?
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