Ben-Hur、Part 4, Chapter 6の要約
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In Chapter 6, Ben-Hur explores Daphne’s Grove and nearly accepts its peaceful life, but thoughts of his missing mother and Tirzah revive his sense of duty. After seeing lovers asleep beneath Daphne’s statue, he judges the sanctuary’s pleasures as love without moral restraint and resists the attractions that almost persuade him to stay.
起こる出来事
- Ben-Hur follows the processions, questions the Grove’s appeal, and briefly meets a Hebrew stranger before entering a quieter path.
- Fearless birds and carefully tended plants persuade him that the Grove offers peace, and he considers abandoning his troubled life.
- Remembering his mother and Tirzah, he condemns his own happiness and resumes walking.
- He surveys controlled waterways, gardens, altars, and processions, recognizing the whole landscape as an open temple.
- He ignores invitations to stay, then discovers two lovers asleep beneath Daphne’s statue.
- He rejects the Grove’s unrestricted pleasures, while the narrator links his scorn to anger at his own near surrender.

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注目するポイント
The sentence states Ben-Hur’s revised understanding of the Grove. What first appears to offer harmless peace becomes, in his judgment, pleasure without moral restraint.
簡単な確認
What first interrupts Ben-Hur’s desire to settle in the Grove?

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