Villette, Chapter 35 summary
Chapter 35 of 42 · 20 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 35, Lucy undergoes a humiliating examination after two professors question whether M. Emanuel writes her essays, and her anger fuels a satire on justice. Afterward, she reveals her knowledge of his sacrifices, and they establish a close, sibling-like friendship, though their discussion of the nun leaves a question unresolved.
What happens
- Learning about M. Paul's faithful love and sacrifices strengthens Lucy's attachment rather than making her forget him.
- M. Emanuel abruptly brings Lucy before Boissec and Rochemorte to prove that her written work is genuine.
- Lucy struggles to answer questions and cries, but recognizing her examiners as former tormentors inspires her satirical essay on justice.
- After an angry exchange, Lucy and M. Paul resume talking, and she reveals what Père Silas tells her about his life.
- They agree to an intimate friendship resembling a bond between siblings and reassure each other about their fears.
- M. Paul questions Lucy about the nun's portrait and apparition before Fifine Beck interrupts with an errand.

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What to notice
M. Paul asks for intimacy while openly acknowledging his obligations. Lucy accepts the bond and finds a new sense of emotional security.
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What gives Lucy the impulse to write her essay on justice?

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