Nicholas Nickleby, Chapter 28: riassunto
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In Chapter 28, Kate Nickleby endures Sir Mulberry Hawk’s repeated harassment and Mrs. Wititterly’s jealous accusations, then appeals to Ralph Nickleby for protection. Ralph refuses to risk his business interests by intervening, so Kate declares that she refuses further meetings with the men and intends to leave her employment when her agreement permits.
Cosa succede
- Mrs. Nickleby praises Sir Mulberry in a letter, mistaking Kate’s distress and reserve for successful courtship.
- Pyke and Pluck flatter Mrs. Wititterly while Sir Mulberry corners Kate in conversation during a visit.
- Repeated visits over a fortnight leave Kate exposed to harassment and her employer’s jealous ill temper.
- Mrs. Wititterly accuses Kate of encouraging the visitors, and Kate forcefully rejects the accusation.
- Kate appeals to Ralph, who refuses to challenge men whose business benefits him.
- Kate declares her refusal to see the men; Newman comforts her, while Ralph privately resents his clients.
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Cosa notare
Ralph openly places financial interests above Kate’s protection. His refusal makes her resolve to avoid the men and leave her position explicit.
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Why does Ralph refuse to intervene with the men harassing Kate?
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