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The Golden Bowl — Complete

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Gutenberg ID
4264
Title
The Golden Bowl — Complete
Language
en
Book source
Project Gutenberg
Description max 80 words
Maggie and her husband, Amerigo, are reflecting on their decision to part ways with their daughter, Charlotte. They are discussing the value of Charlotte's character and how it has been shaped by her experiences. Meanwhile, Maggie is struggling with the consequences of her decision and is anxious about how her husband will react when he returns. When he does, she is relieved to see that he is not angry, but rather concerned about her well-being. The two share a tender...
Summary up to 500 words
Maggie and her husband, Amerigo, are standing on the balcony, looking out at the grey, gaunt front of the house. They are discussing Charlotte's value and how she is the key to their plan. Maggie is trying to convince Amerigo that Charlotte is worth the risk, and Amerigo is trying to reassure her that it will all work out. They are interrupted by the Principino, who is excitedly talking to Miss Bogle. After the visitors leave, Maggie and Amerigo return to the balcony, where they continue their conversation. Maggie is feeling a sense of freedom and joy, knowing that they are finally making progress on their plan. However, she is also feeling a sense of uncertainty and fear, knowing that the outcome is not guaranteed. Amerigo returns to the balcony, and Maggie is struck by the look of anxiety on his face. She realizes that he knows the outcome of their plan, and that it is not what she had hoped for. Maggie is filled with a sense of terror and concern for Amerigo's anxiety, and she tries to reassure him that everything will be okay. However, she is also aware that she must be careful not to reveal too much, and that she must be prepared to face the consequences of their actions. The scene ends with Amerigo and Maggie standing together, looking out at the grey, gaunt front of the house, their faces filled with a mix of emotions.
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4.2/5
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Authors

  • Henry James
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Categories

  • Romance
  • Domestic Fiction
  • Psychological fiction