Tess of the d'Urbervilles: кто есть кто, хронология и места

Parson Tringham tells Durbeyfield that he descends from the noble d’Urbervilles, whose estates are gone.

Tess takes over her father’s delivery, falls asleep, and wakes to find Prince fatally injured in a collision.

Tess visits the wealthy d’Urberville household and meets Alec, who suggests employment.

Alec frightens Tess with reckless driving and forces an unwanted kiss before she leaves the carriage.

Alec takes Tess into The Chase, where his return to her sleeping figure implies a violation.

Tess baptizes her dying baby as Sorrow and later marks his grave with flowers and a handmade cross.

Tess begins milking for Richard Crick and recognizes Angel as the stranger from the Marlott dance.

Angel embraces Tess during milking and declares his love, bringing her joy followed by unease.

Angel proposes marriage, but Tess refuses despite declaring her love for him.

Tess accepts Angel’s proposal after revealing her ancestry instead of the history she intends to confess.

Tess discovers her confession unread beneath Angel’s carpet, destroys it, and marries him without disclosing her past.

Angel rejects Tess after her confession, despite her plea for the forgiveness she gives him.

Angel carries Tess to an empty coffin while sleepwalking, but still chooses separation in the morning.

Angel asks Izz to accompany him to Brazil, then withdraws the invitation after hearing how deeply Tess loves him.

Tess reaches Marian at Flintcomb-Ash and accepts poorly paid fieldwork while hiding her hardship from her parents.

Tess abandons her visit to Angel’s parents and recognizes Alec preaching on her return journey.

After exhausting work and further pressure from Alec, Tess writes to Angel asking him to return immediately.

Tess nurses her mother at home, but her father’s sudden death ends the family’s lease.

The family reaches Kingsbere without lodging, while Marian and Izz later send Angel a warning about Tess.

Angel finds Tess in Sandbourne, but she explains that another man has won her back through help and persuasion.

After Tess leaves the boardinghouse, a spreading bloodstain leads to the discovery of d’Urberville’s body.

Tess catches Angel and tells him she has killed the other man; he promises protection.

After several hidden days together, Tess and Angel reach Stonehenge, where she submits when men surround them at dawn.

Angel and ’Liza-Lu watch a black flag rise above the prison, signaling Tess’s execution.