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Bambi, Part XXIV summary

Part XXIV of 30 · 6 min to read the part

In XXIV, Bambi discovers that Jarvis mistakes Richard for her lover, but she continues writing as the unknown woman who receives his confidences. Their letters become declarations of love, and Bambi delays both their meeting and any discussion of separation until they can meet at the opening of their play.

What happens

  1. Bambi helps Jarvis overcome trouble with the climax after he destroys his unsuccessful work.
  2. Jarvis’s letter reveals his loneliness and belief that another man holds his wife’s affection.
  3. Bambi identifies Richard as the supposed rival and seeks Jarvis to explain, but cannot find him.
  4. Instead of confessing, Bambi writes as his unknown correspondent and describes her own unmet need for love.
  5. Jarvis asks to meet, but agrees to wait until the play opens unless its opening is delayed.
  6. Jarvis proposes discussing separation with their spouses, while Bambi asks him to preserve their secret until they meet.

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In this part

BambiJarvisRichard Strong

What to notice

Bambi identifies the misunderstanding behind Jarvis’s distress. This discovery gives her a way to guide the correspondence toward reconciliation without immediately revealing herself.

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When does Bambi ask Jarvis to meet his unknown correspondent?

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