Daniel Deronda, Chapter 20: riassunto
Chapter 20 di 71 · Book 3: Maidens Choosing · 34 min per leggere: chapter
In Chapter 20, Mirah tells Mrs. Meyrick how her father takes her from her mother, trains her for the stage, and exposes her to a Count whose attentions drive her to flee. Her account explains her despair beside the river, while Deronda discusses the risks of finding her family and leaves her in the Meyricks’ care.
Cosa succede
- Mrs. Meyrick arranges a quiet morning alone with Mirah, who begins describing her childhood and her longing for her mother.
- Mirah recounts her father’s deception, her unhappy theatrical training, and the Jewish faith that connects her to her mother.
- A Count secures her father’s release from prison, then offers Mirah a life on his estate that she rejects.
- Suspecting her father’s cooperation with the Count, Mirah escapes from Prague and reaches London, where her childhood street no longer exists.
- Mirah describes losing hope and seeking death; Mrs. Meyrick then shares her account with Deronda and promises continued care.
- Deronda discusses delaying a family search, treats Mirah with careful respect, and travels toward Leubronn with Sir Hugo and Lady Mallinger.

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Cosa notare
Mirah distinguishes the existence of kind people from receiving their help. The line explains why actual protection changes her despair into trust.
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Why does the idea of advertising for Mirah’s family frighten her?

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