Far from the Madding Crowd, Chapter 25 요약

줄거리

1. The narrator describes Troy’s concentration on the present and his lack of concern for the future.
2. Troy’s fluent speech and good intentions contrast with his wasteful energy, impulsive conduct, and dishonesty toward women.
3. The narrator identifies Troy as a man who deliberately uses excessive flattery to gain power over women.
4. With Boldwood away, Bathsheba approaches her hayfields in unusually light spirits and watches the workers.
5. Troy volunteers at loading hay, then leaves his pitchfork and approaches Bathsheba, who blushes and keeps walking straight ahead.

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눈여겨볼 점

Troy treats dealings with women as a choice between flattery and abuse. His remark makes his deliberate rejection of fairness explicit.

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