Emma, Volume 3, Chapter 1: riassunto
Volume 3, Chapter 1 di 55 · 6 min per leggere: chapter
In Chapter 1, Emma decides that her affection for Frank Churchill is gone and reads his brief visit as evidence that his feelings have weakened too. His aunt’s move to Richmond promises easier visits, and preparations for the ball at the Crown resume.
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- Emma believes she no longer loves Frank Churchill and resolves not to encourage any remaining affection he feels.
- His aunt’s illness prevents further visits during ten days, and London’s noise prompts a move to Richmond.
- Mr. Weston welcomes the shorter journey, while Emma hopes Frank’s pleasure does not depend on seeing her.
- Frank reports his aunt’s improvement, enabling an early date for the ball and arrangements for Mr. Woodhouse’s evening.
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Why does the move to Richmond help revive plans for the ball?
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