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Bel Ami, Chapter 10 summary

Chapter 10 of 18 · 6 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 10, Georges and Madeleine write a successful political article together, while her influential friends help establish his new position at the newspaper. Yet reminders of Charles Forestier make Georges jealous, and an affectionate carriage ride turns cold when Madeleine confirms that she also visited the Bois with Charles.

What happens

  1. Georges brings Madeleine roses and finds that Count de Vaudrec, her regular Monday guest, is joining them for dinner.
  2. Madeleine shares political news from Laroche-Mathieu, and she and Georges turn it into an article that attracts wide attention.
  3. Georges benefits from Madeleine’s connections but grows furious when colleagues call him Forestier and household habits recall Charles.
  4. During a June carriage ride, the couple exchange kisses before Georges asks whether Madeleine also comes here with Charles.
  5. Her answer renews his resentment, and he conceals his coldness behind a smile and an agreement to stop for ices.

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What to notice

The mistaken name joins professional insecurity to marital jealousy. Georges resents occupying a position that still carries Charles’s identity.

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Who supplies Madeleine with the news used in the successful political article?

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