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The Old Curiosity Shop, Chapter 7 summary

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In Chapter 7, Trent persuades Richard Swiveller to consider marrying Nell so they can share the fortune Trent assumes she inherits from her grandfather. A letter from Sophy Wackles exposes Swiveller’s existing courtship, but he promises to begin ending it, while Trent remains confident of controlling him.

What happens

  1. In his room above a tobacco shop, Richard Swiveller tries to cheer his gloomy friend Trent with drink and playful speeches.
  2. Trent proposes that Swiveller marry Nell in a few years and share her expected inheritance with him.
  3. Trent claims he can pressure Nell into marriage and that her grandfather cannot bring himself to disinherit her.
  4. Poverty, vanity, carelessness, and Trent’s influence gradually persuade Swiveller to accept the scheme.
  5. A servant delivers Sophy Wackles’s letter, reminding Swiveller of a party and exposing his courtship.
  6. Swiveller promises to begin ending that attachment, although he admires Sophy’s refusal to visit his room.

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What to notice

The promise makes Trent’s financial purpose explicit. He treats Nell’s marriage as a means of gaining money rather than a choice belonging to her.

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What does Sophy Wackles’s letter remind Swiveller about?

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