Daniel Deronda, Chapter 69: riassunto
Chapter 69 di 71 · Book 8: Fruit and Seed · 23 min per leggere: chapter
In Chapter 69, Deronda tells Gwendolen about his Jewish origins, his commitment to a national future for his people, and his approaching marriage, breaking her assumption that his life centers on her. Though she feels abandoned and suffers a severe emotional collapse, she promises to live and tries to accept his separate claims and duties.
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- Sir Hugo receives Deronda’s news with disappointment and asks Lady Mallinger to keep it from Gwendolen.
- Gwendolen settles at Offendene, seeking moral guidance from Deronda while assuming his continued presence in her life.
- Deronda twice avoids painful disclosures, then returns determined to speak despite Hans Meyrick’s unsettling jokes about Gwendolen.
- He explains his Jewish parentage and his plan to travel East in pursuit of Jewish national restoration.
- His announcement of marriage overwhelms Gwendolen, but they exchange tenderness and discuss keeping contact through letters.
- After their farewell, Gwendolen suffers repeated fits of distress and assures her mother that she means to live.

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Why does Deronda plan to go East?

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