Hyperion, Part 4, Chapter 2 요약

줄거리

1. The narrator praises patient endurance and argues that accepting sorrow strengthens a person more than seeking distraction.
2. Flemming travels without enjoying the scenery, while the absent woman occupies his thoughts and dreams.
3. Berkley jokes about happiness and quotes a dismissive love song, but Flemming insists that the lady deserves no blame.
4. A thunderstorm overtakes the carriage as village priests and peasants pray beside a crucifix.
5. Flemming wakes to an alarming dream voice near a churchyard and reflects on souls traveling together after death.
6. After reaching Innsbruck, the travelers visit Maximilian’s tomb and the gardens, then continue toward Salzburg.

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Flemming separates his suffering from any accusation against the lady. His refusal to condemn her opposes Berkley’s mocking song.

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