Vanity Fair, Chapter 54: riassunto
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In Chapter 54, Rawdon Crawley asks Sir Pitt to protect his son, assigns money for Briggs and Becky, and seeks Captain Macmurdo’s help in arranging a duel with Lord Steyne. As the officers prepare a formal letter, news of disorder at Rawdon’s house and his concern for his child expose the personal cost of his marriage’s collapse.
Cosa succede
- Rawdon visits Sir Pitt, explains his confrontation with Steyne, and obtains his brother’s promise to care for little Rawdon.
- He sets aside money for Briggs and Becky but keeps the thousand-pound note associated with Steyne.
- Rawdon leaves his card at Gaunt House and visits Captain Macmurdo to arrange a duel.
- Macmurdo questions Rawdon’s certainty about Becky, then helps compose a letter requesting arrangements for a meeting with Steyne.
- Clay returns without Rawdon’s clothes and reports that the landlord takes possession while unpaid servants refuse to release anything.
- Rawdon asks Macmurdo to comfort his son if he dies, then borrows clothes and joins the officers for breakfast.

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Rawdon’s confession shows grief beneath his anger. His plans for violence grow from a sense of personal betrayal, not merely concern about public reputation.
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What does Rawdon ask Sir Pitt to promise?

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