Tess of the D'Urbervilles - HARDY

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Who is Mrs. d'Urberville?

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Alec's mother who is blind and ill, whom Tess goes to aid.

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Who are Tess's dairymaid friends?

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Izz, Marian, and Retty.

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Where do Tess and Angel run away to after she kills Alec?

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Stonehenge.

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How old is Tess when she first appears in the novel?

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16.

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What does Clare believe about Tess when he hears she is pure and innocent?

Back

He is relieved and happy because he believes she has told him the whole truth about her past.

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What is the significance of Stonehenge in the novel?

Back

It serves as a symbolic location for Tess and Angel's escape and represents the weight of fate and history.

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What themes are explored in 'Tess of the D'Urbervilles'?

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Themes of fate, social class, gender roles, and the conflict between nature and society.

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How does Tess's character evolve throughout the novel?

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Tess transforms from an innocent girl to a tragic figure burdened by societal expectations and personal choices.

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What role does nature play in 'Tess of the D'Urbervilles'?

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Nature reflects Tess's emotions and serves as a backdrop for her struggles and experiences.

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What is the significance of the title 'Tess of the D'Urbervilles'?

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It highlights Tess's connection to her aristocratic ancestry and the societal pressures she faces.