Agnes Grey, Chapter 2 — streszczenie
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In Chapter 2, Miss Grey arrives at Wellwood to begin teaching the Bloomfield children, but her nervous hopes meet a chilly welcome and demanding pupils. Tom's accounts of animal cruelty contradict his mother's praise, and Miss Grey resolves to stop his cruelty while finding little comfort in Mrs. Bloomfield's company.
Co się wydarza
- Miss Grey reaches Wellwood after a cold journey and struggles with nervousness during her introduction and lunch with Mrs. Bloomfield.
- Mrs. Bloomfield praises her children and assigns Miss Grey responsibility for Mary Ann's clothes, washing, and dressing.
- Tom dominates the children's introductions, quarrels with Mary Ann, and boasts about using force against his sister and a pony.
- During a tour outside, Tom describes torturing birds and claims that his parents and Uncle Robson approve or tolerate it.
- Miss Grey condemns his cruelty and hopes to gain his affection so she can guide his behavior.
- After tea, Mrs. Bloomfield gives instructions and restricts discussion of the children's faults, leaving Miss Grey feeling unwelcome.
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Na co zwrócić uwagę
Miss Grey asks Tom to imagine the suffering he causes. His rejection of that appeal exposes the moral difficulty of her teaching role.
Krótki sprawdzian
Why does Tom claim his treatment of birds is not wicked?
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