Vanity Fair, Chapter 6: riassunto
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In Chapter 6, Rebecca nearly secures a proposal from Jos at Vauxhall, but his drunken behavior and George Osborne’s hostile teasing undo her hopes of marriage. Jos sends an apology and announces his departure, while Rebecca prepares to leave the Sedleys with gifts from Amelia and her family, privately blaming George for her disappointment.
Cosa succede
- The Sedleys approve Rebecca’s possible marriage to Jos, and the young party travels to Vauxhall expecting a proposal.
- Dobbin carries the shawls and pays admission, while the couples separate and Rebecca encourages Jos toward declaring himself.
- Jos drinks an entire bowl of punch, embarrasses his companions, and needs Dobbin’s help to reach his lodgings.
- George mocks Jos the next morning and opposes his marrying Rebecca because he considers her socially inferior.
- Jos sends Amelia a letter announcing his departure and asking Rebecca to disregard his drunken declarations.
- Amelia gathers money and presents for Rebecca, who leaves with outward gratitude while privately resenting George.

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Cosa notare
The question frames an ordinary outing as consequential. The evening changes Rebecca’s marriage prospects and leads to her departure from the Sedleys.
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What does Jos ask Amelia to convey to Rebecca in his letter?

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