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Far from the Madding Crowd、Chapter 5の要約

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In Chapter 5, Gabriel Oak learns that Bathsheba Everdene has left the neighborhood, but separation deepens his attachment rather than ending it. His young dog then drives two hundred uninsured ewes over a precipice, destroying his savings and reducing his property to enough to cover his debts.

起こる出来事

  1. Gabriel hears that Bathsheba has gone to Weatherbury, but cannot discover whether she intends to stay.
  2. One night, Gabriel shuts George away but assumes the missing young dog remains on the hill eating a dead lamb.
  3. Before dawn, unusually rapid sheepbell sounds wake Gabriel, who rushes uphill and discovers two hundred ewes missing.
  4. He follows their tracks to the chalk pit, where the young dog awaits praise above the dead and dying sheep.
  5. Gabriel mourns the ewes and unborn lambs, recognizes his financial ruin, and gives thanks that he has no wife facing poverty.
  6. The young dog is shot at noon, and Gabriel finds that his remaining property barely covers his debts.

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注目するポイント

Gabriel responds to ruin by considering the hardship a wife would suffer. His gratitude shows concern for another person even as his own hopes collapse.

簡単な確認

What first alerts Gabriel that something is wrong with his flock?

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