Daniel Deronda, Chapter 3 요약

줄거리

1. The narrator describes Gwendolen’s unsettled upbringing and recalls acts of selfishness that leave her ashamed but unwilling to accept costly penance.
2. Gwendolen approves of Offendene, poses at its organ, and reacts angrily when Isabel uncovers a frightening painting.
3. While dressing with her mother, Gwendolen insists on happiness and complains about teaching Alice.
4. The Gascoignes arrive, and Gwendolen welcomes Anna while valuing her uncle’s admiration and social authority.
5. Mr. Gascoigne describes neighborhood opportunities and agrees to seek advice about a riding horse after Mrs. Davilow pleads for Gwendolen.
6. Alone with his wife, Mr. Gascoigne justifies the expense through marriage prospects and dismisses her worries about their sons loving Gwendolen.

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눈여겨볼 점

Gwendolen links happiness with distinction and resistance to ordinary limits. Her demand helps explain both her enthusiasm for Offendene and her impatience with family obligations.

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