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Bambi, Part XIX summary

Part XIX of 30 · 10 min to read the part

In XIX, Bambi completes her first book, and Richard Strong brings a request from Charles Frohman for its dramatic rights, opening a possible opportunity for Jarvis. Strong also reveals feelings she does not share, while she develops an undisclosed plan to involve her husband without hurting his pride.

What happens

  1. Bambi finishes her book and enjoys the financial freedom it brings, including savings for a home with Jarvis.
  2. Richard Strong visits unexpectedly with Charles Frohman’s request to obtain dramatic rights to Francesca.
  3. Bambi proposes Jarvis as playwright, but Strong questions whether Frohman would trust an unsuccessful newcomer.
  4. Strong briefly expresses romantic feeling, apologizes when Bambi objects, and agrees to arrange her meeting with Frohman.
  5. Bambi imagines collaborating with Jarvis, worries about his pride, and settles on a plan she keeps secret.
  6. She celebrates with a joyful dance before the Professor but refuses to explain her good fortune.

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In this part

BambiJarvisRichard StrongProfessor ParkhurstMr. Frohman

What to notice

Bambi immediately connects her new opportunity with Jarvis’s ambitions. Her wish to help him drives her private planning, despite Strong’s doubts.

Quick check

Why does Bambi hesitate to tell Jarvis about the proposed play?

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