Mary、Chapter 13の要約
31のChapter 13 · chapterは3分で読めます
In Chapter 13, Mary resumes solitary outings, feels deeply moved by Henry’s praise, and turns her attention toward the people and institutions around her. Her visits to convents sharpen a distinction between outward religious practice and active kindness, as she condemns the community’s selfishness but helps individual members whose troubles she learns.
起こる出来事
- As the weather clears, Mary rides to earthquake ruins and the Tagus, and visits churches to see historical paintings.
- During a discussion of portraits, Henry praises Mary’s expression when she supports her friend.
- His compliment moves Mary, but remembering an earlier portrait makes her resent being given to a boy along with property.
- Mary visits convents and sees religious ceremonies existing alongside selfish ambition and harmful passions.
- The narrator argues that religious retreat can deepen grief by cutting off conversation and fresh attachments.
- Mary dislikes the convent community but feels pity for individual members and gives them help.

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What expression does Henry want Mary’s portrait to show?

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