Daniel Deronda、Chapter 37の要約
71のChapter 37 · Book 5: Mordecai · chapterは24分で読めます
In Chapter 37, Daniel Deronda returns to London, challenges Hans Meyrick’s use of Mirah as a model, and hears his friend confess his love for her. Daniel arranges opportunities for Mirah’s singing, but his jealousy exposes feelings he hesitates to explore while uncertainty about his own origins troubles him.
起こる出来事
- Deronda finds Hans painting Mirah as Berenice and objects to the choice of model and its possible consequences.
- Hans dismisses the danger of public recognition, admits loving Mirah, and rejects Deronda’s warning that religious differences make marriage unlikely.
- In Chelsea, Mirah praises Hans’s performances, while Deronda resists being treated as someone without personal needs.
- Deronda announces an audition with Klesmer and a proposed drawing-room appearance that could bring Mirah singing pupils.
- Mirah decides to retain Lapidoth rather than conceal herself from a father who might need help.
- Deronda recognizes stronger feelings for Mirah but holds back, troubled by his unknown origins and lack of a confidant.

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注目するポイント
The distinction exposes Daniel’s discomfort when Hans assumes he cannot be a romantic rival. His protective role does not erase his own feelings.
簡単な確認
Why does Mirah decide to retain the name Lapidoth?

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