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Madame Bovary, Chapter 13: riassunto

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In Chapter 13, Rodolphe ends his affair with Emma through a carefully staged letter, and her despair brings her close to suicide before she collapses on seeing him depart. Charles devotes himself to nursing her through a prolonged illness, but her recovery falters and money becomes another source of worry.

Cosa succede

  1. Rodolphe sorts through keepsakes from former lovers, writes Emma a farewell, and adds water to imitate a tear.
  2. Girard delivers the letter beneath apricots; Emma reads it in the attic and approaches the window edge before Charles calls her.
  3. At dinner, Charles innocently discusses Rodolphe’s departure; Emma collapses when she sees Rodolphe passing through the village.
  4. Homais helps revive Emma and offers explanations for her collapse, but by midnight she develops brain fever.
  5. Charles nurses Emma for forty-three days, abandons his patients, and seeks medical help.
  6. Emma regains some strength, but a garden walk ends in renewed illness, while Charles also worries about money.

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Cosa notare

Rodolphe manufactures the appearance of grief. The false tear makes the gap between his letter’s tenderness and his actual feelings explicit.

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What interrupts Emma as she stands near the attic window’s edge?

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“Madame Bovary, Chapter 13: riassunto.” Library of Alexandria, 2026, libraryofalexandria.com/it/pages/madame-bovary-chapter-13-summary.

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