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Who arranges Charles's first marriage?
Why does Charles first visit the Bertaux?
What signals Emma's consent to marry Charles?
Where do Emma and Charles go after their wedding?
How does Emma's early experience of marriage differ from Charles's?
What helps shape Emma's dreams during her convent education?
What interrupts Emma's disappointing routine in Tostes?
With whom does Emma waltz at Vaubyessard?
Why does Charles arrange the move to Yonville?
Why does Emma hope her baby will be a boy?
What helps Emma and Léon develop their early attachment?
How does Léon interpret Emma's displays of household devotion?
Where does Léon go after his strained farewell with Emma?
What brings Rodolphe into Charles's house?
Where does Rodolphe privately court Emma during the agricultural show?
What outing leads to Emma's affair with Rodolphe?
Who surprises Emma near Rodolphe's house while hunting ducks?
What is the result of Charles's operation on Hippolyte?
What does Rodolphe decide about Emma's escape plan?
Where does Emma unexpectedly meet Léon again?
Where does Emma agree to meet Léon after his declaration of love?
What does Lheureux encourage Emma to seek after her father-in-law's death?
What excuse allows Emma to arrange weekly trips to see Léon?
What does Lheureux persuade Emma to sign as her debts grow?
What urgent demand does Emma discover after the masked ball?
Why does Emma set out for La Huchette?
How does Emma obtain the arsenic she swallows?
What false account of Emma's poisoning does Homais spread?
Who secretly weeps at Emma's grave after the funeral?
What eventually happens to Berthe after Charles dies?
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