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Nicholas Nickleby: resumen de Chapter 60

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In Chapter 60, Ralph Nickleby finds that Squeers may implicate him, then hears that Smike is dead and is his own son. Brooker explains how he conceals the child’s survival and places him with Squeers, turning Ralph’s satisfaction at the death into silent shock.

Qué sucede

  1. Ralph visits the imprisoned Squeers, who threatens to name him and reveals that the will benefiting Madeline survives.
  2. Ralph offers support in exchange for silence, but Squeers insists on protecting himself if the case turns against him.
  3. Tim Linkinwater brings the exhausted Ralph to the brothers, where Ralph welcomes news of the persecuted boy’s death.
  4. Brooker steps forward and reveals that the dead boy is Ralph’s only son.
  5. Brooker explains Ralph’s secret marriage and his own scheme to hide the child at Squeers’s school under the name Smike.
  6. Ralph disappears during a brief darkness, and the brothers decide to send someone to his house.

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The disclosure overturns Ralph’s joy at the boy’s death. His cruelty toward someone he associates with his nephew becomes cruelty toward his own child.

Comprobación rápida

Why does the will survive?

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