Lady Chatterley's Lover, Chapter 17: riassunto
Chapter 17 di 19 · 33 min per leggere: chapter
In Chapter 17, Connie travels to Venice, knows she is pregnant by Mellors, and receives letters describing his wife’s return and the scandal surrounding their affair. She recoils from public disgrace but renews her loyalty to him, then feels hurt when his dismissal and planned move to London leave their relationship uncertain.
Cosa succede
- Connie challenges Hilda’s authority and finds travel, city life, and organized enjoyment empty beside her connection with Mellors.
- In Venice, she prefers secluded bathing trips with Hilda to crowded entertainments and recognizes that she is pregnant.
- Letters from Clifford and Mrs. Bolton report Bertha Coutts’s return, forced entry into Mellors’s cottage, and spreading accusations.
- Connie fears disgrace, but Duncan Forbes’s defense of sexual freedom helps her renew her loyalty and write to Mellors.
- Clifford reports Mellors’s departure; Mellors explains that Bertha links Connie to him through personal belongings and that Clifford dismisses him.
- Connie resents Mellors’s lack of reassurance, continues her holiday with Duncan, and distinguishes genuine connection from clinging dependence.

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Cosa notare
Connie rejects her impulse to abandon Mellors for respectability. Remembering their physical tenderness restores her commitment despite fear of public disgrace.
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What enables Bertha to connect the initials C. S. R. with Connie?

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