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¡°The Chaperon¡± is a short story by Henry James first published in 1896. The novel tells the story of Mrs. Tramore, a young widow who leaves her husband and children to live with another man in the Mediterranean.
This story tells the story of the social norms and expectations of James's time, especially the roles and reputations of women. The narrative also addresses questions of loyalty, family bonds, and the lengths one will go to achieve social acceptance, as well as themes of personal sacrifice for loved ones.
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Summary
The story revolves around Mrs. Tramore, who reintroduces her daughter Rose to high society after a long absence. Her absence was due to her own scandalous past as Lady Tramore. She left her husband for another man, a decision that led to her ostracism from the elite of her society. After her lover's death, Mrs. Tramore returns to London to find a suitable marriage partner for her daughter.
Rose is initially unaware of her mother's sordid past and the reasons for her long absence from London. As she learns about it, she faces a moral dilemma: whether to pursue her own happiness and social acceptance at the expense of her mother's reputation, or to stand by her mother's side, potentially sacrificing her own prospects in society. I face a dilemma...
Contents
CHAPTER I. An old lady, in a high drawing-room
CHAPTER II. Lady Maresfield had given her boy a push in his plump back