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Far from the Madding Crowd, Chapter 40 summary

Chapter 40 of 57 · 10 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 40, an unnamed woman struggles toward a refuge beyond Casterbridge, using makeshift crutches and small imagined goals until exhaustion stops her at a bridge. A homeless dog helps her finish the journey, but the man who admits her drives the animal away with stones.

What happens

  1. The woman sleeps beneath a haystack, wakes after midnight, and resumes her painful walk toward Casterbridge.
  2. She makes crutches from forked sticks, but exhaustion forces her to fall and then struggle onward.
  3. Along a railing, she divides the distance into small goals before reaching a bridge and losing hope.
  4. A large dog approaches, and she leans on his shoulders to continue while avoiding other people.
  5. She reaches a refuge near six, rings its bell, and receives help from a man and two women.
  6. When she asks about the dog, the man says he drives him away with stones.

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What to notice

The woman survives by limiting what she asks herself to endure. Her imagined stopping points make a large task temporarily manageable.

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How does the dog help the woman reach her destination?

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