Tess of the d'Urbervilles

Tess of the d'Urbervilles

by

Thomas Hardy

Tess of the d'Urbervilles: Chapter 53 Quiz 5 questions

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What is the scene at the Emminster Vicarage upon Angel's return?
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Angel returns healthy and rejuvenated, surprising his family with his positive transformation
Angel's family does not recognize him at first due to his healthy appearance and cheerful demeanor
Angel arrives appearing thin, aged, and corpse-like, causing Mrs. Clare to weep at his state
Angel's family is indifferent to his return, focusing more on their church affairs
How does Angel's perception of Tess evolve by the time he returns home to the vicarage?
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He continues to idolize her as an idealized Nature-girl and a doomed d'Urberville
He views her with contempt and believes she is unworthy of forgiveness
He begins to see her as a unique woman, beyond the stereotypes of an idealized Nature-girl or a cruel, doomed d'Urberville
He becomes indifferent and detached, no longer caring about her or her heritage
What action does Angel take upon his return to England, and what is the response?
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Angel visits Tess in Marlott immediately, only to find out she has moved away without leaving any information
Angel sends a letter to Tess in Marlott, but Joan responds saying Tess is gone and she cannot disclose her whereabouts
Angel publicly announces his return and asks the Marlott community for information about Tess's whereabouts
Angel decides to move on with his life, assuming Tess has done the same and no longer wishes to contact him
What does Angel's realization about Tess not asking for money signify about his understanding of her character?
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He acknowledges Tess's pride and independence, realizing she wouldn't ask for financial help, especially after his rejection
He thinks Tess is careless with money and cannot manage her finances properly
He believes Tess is trying to manipulate him by pretending to be in financial distress
He is frustrated with Tess's stubbornness and her refusal to accept his help
What is the Clares' reaction upon understanding the reason for Tess and Angel's separation?
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They express anger and disappointment towards Tess for her past
They take more pity on Tess, sympathizing with her due to her past sin
They completely disown Angel for his treatment of Tess
They remain indifferent and do not involve themselves in the couple's affairs