The Fruit of the Tree Book 3 Chapter 27
Notes de l’épisode
In which Justine, compelled by duty and reflection, chooses to remain at Lynbrook amidst tense encounters with Dr. Wyant, whose frailty evokes her reluctant compassion, while observing the strained and faltering marriage of the Amhersts, marked by divergent spirits and unspoken resentments. Meanwhile, Amherst wrestles with his sense of honour and disillusionment, confronted by the stagnation of their union and the lure of a new beginning that promises escape from the burdens of his present life.