Lady Susan, Chapter 15 summary
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In Chapter 15, Catherine Vernon tells her mother that Reginald’s letter does not remove her fear that he might marry Lady Susan, whose daughter Frederica is caught trying to escape. Mr. Vernon leaves for London to arrange Frederica’s care, while Catherine questions Lady Susan’s distress and her influence over Reginald.
What happens
- Catherine returns Reginald’s letter and says his current intentions do not rule out marriage to Lady Susan.
- Lady Susan receives a letter requesting Frederica’s immediate removal after an attempted escape.
- Mr. Vernon leaves for London to seek permission for Frederica to stay or bring her to Churchhill.
- Lady Susan walks with Reginald and tells Catherine that Frederica needs strict treatment.
- Catherine doubts Lady Susan’s account and objects to Reginald’s anger toward Frederica.
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What to notice
Catherine treats Reginald’s anger as evidence of Lady Susan’s influence. Her concern extends beyond marriage to the way Frederica is judged.
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What is Mr. Vernon to do if Frederica cannot stay with Miss Summers?
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