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What is the primary cause of Casaubon's torment in relation to Dorothea and Ladislaw?
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His own paranoia and jealousy
Ladislaw's influence on Dorothea
Dorothea's disinterest in his scholarship
Dorothea's insistent personality and judgmental nature
How does Casaubon's view of a potential marriage between Dorothea and Ladislaw reflect his feelings?
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It shows his unbiased concern for Dorothea's happiness
It highlights his deep-seated jealousy and opposition to their closeness
It indicates his desire for Dorothea to remain loyal to his memory
It demonstrates his hope for reconciliation with Ladislaw
What does Lydgate tell Casaubon about his illness?
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He confidently assures Casaubon that he will recover fully
He states that Casaubon's condition is terminal and he has little time left
He explains that the illness is unpredictable, but sudden death can occur
He suggests that Casaubon's illness is not serious and he should not worry
How does the interaction between Casaubon and Dorothea outside the library affect their relationship?
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It worsens their relationship due to Casaubon's continued coldness
It has no significant impact as Casaubon remains detached
It provides a moment of tenderness that hints at a possible reconciliation
It leads Dorothea to confront Casaubon about his behavior
