Madame Bovary: personaggi, cronologia e luoghi
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- CharlesA medical student who struggles with training, Charles becomes a practitioner and enters a marriage arranged by his mother.Prima comparsa: chapter 1
- Monsieur RouaultEmma’s father, Monsieur Rouault receives treatment from Charles for a broken leg.Prima comparsa: chapter 2
- HeloiseCharles’s jealous wife, Heloise makes him stop visiting Emma and her father.Prima comparsa: chapter 2
- Madame Bovary seniorCharles’s mother resents being excluded from preparations for his wedding to Emma.Prima comparsa: chapter 4
- FélicitéEmma trains Félicité to serve as a lady’s maid in Tostes.Prima comparsa: chapter 9
- HomaisA proud Yonville townsman, Homais criticizes priests and urges improvements at the local inn.Prima comparsa: chapter 10
- LéonA dinner companion in Yonville, Léon shares Emma’s interests in reading, travel, and music.Prima comparsa: chapter 11
- BertheEmma and Charles’s newborn daughter, Berthe lives with a nurse.Prima comparsa: chapter 12
- LheureuxLheureux visits Emma with tempting goods and offers financial help, but she refuses his wares.Prima comparsa: chapter 14
- Abbé BournisienA priest distracted by catechism boys, Abbé Bournisien fails to understand Emma’s distress.Prima comparsa: chapter 15
- RodolpheA visitor brought to Charles’s house by a bloodletting, Rodolphe notices Emma and decides to pursue her.Prima comparsa: chapter 16
- HippolyteHippolyte has a clubfoot and agrees to Charles’s operation under pressure from the community.Prima comparsa: chapter 20
- JustinJustin receives Homais’s scolding over a pan near arsenic and an illustrated book.Prima comparsa: chapter 26
- Chapter 1
Charles struggles through medical training, passes his examination after a failure, and enters a marriage arranged by his mother.
- Chapter 2
Charles treats Monsieur Rouault’s broken leg, meets Emma, and begins visiting frequently.
- Chapter 4
Emma and Charles marry, celebrate with a large feast, and leave for Tostes.
- Chapter 5
Charles delights in married life, while Emma finds that marriage does not bring the joy she expects.
- Chapter 8
A ball at Vaubyessard draws Emma toward aristocratic luxury and leaves her absorbed in memories.
- Chapter 9
Charles arranges a move to Yonville for Emma’s health, and she burns her wedding bouquet before leaving.
- Chapter 11
Emma meets Léon at dinner in Yonville and discovers their shared interests.
- Chapter 12
Emma gives birth to Berthe and grows closer to Léon during a visit to the nurse.
- Chapter 15
Léon leaves to study in Paris after a strained farewell with Emma.
- Chapter 18
Rodolphe declares his love and draws Emma into an affair during a horse ride.
- Chapter 20
Charles operates on Hippolyte’s clubfoot, but severe complications lead Canivet to amputate the leg.
- Chapter 21
Emma prepares to leave Charles with Rodolphe, who delays their departure and resolves not to go.
- Chapter 22
Rodolphe ends the affair by letter, and Emma collapses into a prolonged illness.
- Chapter 24
Emma attends an opera in Rouen with Charles and unexpectedly meets Léon again.
- Chapter 25
Léon declares his love, and Emma’s efforts to resist give way to a long cab ride with him.
- Chapter 26
Lheureux encourages Emma to seek control over Charles’s finances, and she secures a trip to Rouen.
- Chapter 29
Emma makes weekly visits to Léon under cover of music lessons while Lheureux draws her into further borrowing.
- Chapter 30
Emma and Léon tire of their affair, and a demand for eight thousand francs brings a financial crisis.
- Chapter 31
Emma hides a seizure inventory from Charles and fails to find money to prevent the sale of her furniture.
- Chapter 32
After Rodolphe refuses financial help, Emma swallows arsenic and dies despite attempts to save her.
- Chapter 33
Charles demands an elaborate burial while Homais spreads a false account of accidental poisoning.
- Chapter 34
Rouault joins Charles at Emma’s funeral, and Justin later weeps secretly at her grave.
- Chapter 35
Charles discovers Emma’s affairs and dies; Berthe eventually works in a cotton mill, while Homais receives the honor he seeks.
Nascosto finché non avrai letto fino a quel punto.
- RouenRouen is where Charles goes to study medicine after his parents withdraw him from school.Prima comparsa: chapter 1
- the BertauxThe Bertaux is where Charles treats Monsieur Rouault’s broken leg and meets Emma.Prima comparsa: chapter 2
- TostesTostes is where Emma and Charles arrive after their wedding celebrations.Prima comparsa: chapter 4
- VaubyessardVaubyessard is the destination of Emma and Charles after an invitation from the Marquis d’Andervilliers.Prima comparsa: chapter 7
- YonvilleYonville is the town where Charles plans to move his practice for Emma’s health.Prima comparsa: chapter 9
- Lion d’OrThe Lion d’Or is the Yonville inn where Widow Lefrancois prepares meals.Prima comparsa: chapter 10
- La HuchetteLa Huchette is where Emma heads hoping to obtain financial help from Rodolphe.Prima comparsa: chapter 31

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