Lady Chatterley's Loverの登場人物、年表、場所

Connie and Clifford return to Wragby after his war injuries leave him permanently paralyzed and unable to have children.

Clifford publishes stories, and Connie devotes her energy to supporting his literary work.

Connie begins a secret affair with Michaelis after Clifford invites him to Wragby.

Connie listens as Clifford’s friends debate sex, marriage, ownership, and bodily needs.

Clifford accepts the possibility of Connie bearing another man’s child, and she meets Mellors during their woodland walk.

Connie helps Mellors’s crying daughter and is later deeply moved by seeing him washing alone.

Hilda seeks medical advice for Connie and insists on outside help; Mrs. Bolton takes over Clifford’s personal care.

Connie discovers Mellors’s hut, but her request for a key provokes resentment and anger.

Mrs. Bolton’s accounts of the mines stir Clifford’s interest in technical study and fuel experiments.

Connie cries while holding a chick, and Mellors comforts her before they have sex in the hut.

Connie encourages hopes of a child, plans a Venice trip, and finds the mining districts frightening.

Mellors questions whether Connie uses him for conception, but their renewed intimacy brings tenderness.

Connie challenges Clifford’s defense of class authority, then helps Mellors push his stalled chair home.

Connie spends the night at Mellors’s house, hears about his failed relationships, and prompts him to seek divorce.

Connie proposes a shared life abroad, while Mellors says they both need divorces.

Hilda reluctantly helps Connie spend a night with Mellors before travel forces their tearful separation.

In Venice, Connie recognizes her pregnancy and receives letters reporting Bertha Coutts’s return and accusations.

Connie reunites with Mellors in London, where their hopes face money worries and obstacles to divorce.

Clifford refuses Connie a divorce; she leaves for Scotland, while Mellors takes farm work and writes about their hopes.