Tess of the d'Urbervilles

Tess of the d'Urbervilles

by

Thomas Hardy

Tess of the d'Urbervilles: Chapter 37 Quiz 8 questions

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What unusual behavior does Angel exhibit late at night?
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He sleepwalks into Tess's room and expresses grief over her being "dead"
He talks in his sleep about leaving Tess permanently
He becomes aggressive and confrontational in his sleep
He sleepwalks and completely ignores Tess's presence
How does this sleepwalking incident symbolize Tess's role in their relationship?
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Tess is seen as an equal partner, capable of influencing Angel's decisions
Tess is shown to have gained power and control over Angel
Tess is depicted as the primary cause of their problems
Tess is portrayed as a sacrificial figure, willing to die for love or to spare Angel pain
Which of the following is Tess's interpretation of Angel's subconscious actions during his sleepwalking?
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She believes he is symbolically ending their relationship
He still regards her as his wife in his subconscious mind
She thinks he continues to feel deep passion for her
She feels that he blames her for all their problems
Why does Tess choose not to wake Angel after his sleepwalking episode?
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She is afraid of his reaction to learning he betrayed his ideals while asleep
She believes it's better for him to sleep through the night undisturbed
She wants to leave him and start a new life
She is waiting for him to wake up naturally and explain his actions
What is Angel's state of mind the morning after his sleepwalking incident?
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He remembers everything about the sleepwalking and is remorseful
He has no memory of the sleepwalking incident and is firm in his decision to leave Tess
He is confused and asks Tess about what happened during the night
He becomes more affectionate towards Tess, influenced by his actions while sleepwalking
What observation does Mrs. Crick make about Tess and Angel?
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She remarks that they seem dreamlike and strange
She notes their apparent happiness and affection for each other
She teases them about their eagerness to leave the farm
She mentions how Tess and Angel look stronger together
What conditions does Angel set for Tess when they reach the spot where she must turn towards Marlott?
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He tells her they can stay in touch and she should visit him soon
He assures her he is not angry but they must part for now, and she should not come to him unless he asks
He asks her to wait for him at Marlott until he returns
He tells her their relationship is completely over and she should not contact him
What is Angel's realization as he parts ways with Tess?
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He is certain of his love for Tess and regrets their separation
He feels relieved to be free from the relationship
He is unsure of his feelings for Tess and reflects on the inherent wrongness of the world
He plans to return to Tess as soon as possible