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The Secret Garden, Chapter 20 summary

Chapter 20 of 27 · 11 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 20, Colin orders the gardeners away so Mary and Dickon can take him secretly into the garden after more than a week of waiting. The spring air and growing plants fill him with delight, and his fear of illness gives way to a confident claim that he is going to recover.

What happens

  1. Windy weather and the threat of a cold delay the outing while Dickon visits and the children plan their secret route.
  2. Colin summons Mr. Roach and orders all gardeners to avoid the Long Walk during his afternoon outings.
  3. Mary and Colin imagine spring as a joyful procession, while the nurse notices his increased energy.
  4. A footman carries Colin downstairs, and Dickon pushes his chair outside with Mary walking beside them.
  5. Mary points out the places connected with her discovery of the entrance, then reveals the hidden door.
  6. Inside, Colin takes in the flowers, birds, warmth, and greenery, then declares his certainty of recovery.

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What to notice

Colin’s response to the garden expresses a new confidence in life and recovery. The scene shows his hope, not proof of a cure.

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What does Colin order Mr. Roach to do?

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