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Te of the D’Urbervilles Chapter One----In a small but beautiful village in which many of the old customs survive, there is a May-Day dance for the younger inhabitants of Marlott.There is a few middle-aged and even elderly women in the gathering including Te D’Urbervilles who is a very beautiful and innocent woman.Although she is very attractive, she mies Angle Clare who is her lover later for her backwardne to the man.After this party, Te goes home where she has to do a lot of housework and takes up with her mother’s constantly boring words.She bore in a poor family, so she has to take the responsibility for bring happine and good life to her family in any ways.Her mother misunderstands that there is a relation between her family and a wealthy family that has the same surname, so her mother asks Te to visit them for some poible profits get from the rich relative.Te unwillingly accepts her mother’s advice that she has to go to an unknown manor where the wealthy relative lives.After a long journey, Te eventually arrives at the residence where her destination is.There she meets a gentle man who is attracted by Te’s beauty, so he has a good treat to Te.After chatting with Te, he knows her purpose why she comes here, which he thinks is funny and foolish.Therefore, he decides to take advantages of this striking woman’s innocence and ignorance.With the development of the plot, the wealthy man uses his gentlene gradually to please and cheat Te.His frivolous behavior makes Te frightened and disgusted.Although as a woman , Te is fragile, she poe a stubborn heart and a strong dignity, so she revolts him firmly.However, she is a woman who does not the darkne of people’s heart after all, she finally is seduced by the so-called gentle man and becomes his mistre.After reading this chapter, my feelings are as following.First, this story takes place in the 19 century, the society is dark.It exposes the fact that the men such as the wealthy man are not responsible and treat women maliciously so that make women suffer from sorrow and agony.Second, it discloses that there is a big disparity between the rich and the poor.Because of the disparity, it causes the people such as Te’s mother who admire power and money but ignore the dignity and grace of humanity.Finally, Te as a fragile woman in this unfair society, her suffering is sympathetic.We should praise his innocence that is rarely seen in that age and courage to fight against the darkne of society.Chapter Two---
After a few weeks of confused dalliance with Alec, Te begins to stay away from him.Against his wishes, Te goes home, where she keeps almost entirely to her room.The next summer, she gives birth to a boy, who lives only few weeks.With an unknown baby, Te as a woman who is unmarried, she is mocked by others.Bad luck comes to the woman again, her baby becomes weaker and weaker, crying all the time.On his last night alive, Te baptizes her baby one her own, after her father locks the door to keep the parson away.The child is given the name ‘sorrow’.Te buries her baby by herself in a bad mood, and makes a homemade cro and lays flowers on his grave.After suffering from such agonies , Te decides to leave her home to get rid of the past.When she receives a letter from her mother’s friend saying that a milkmaid is required at a dairy-house many miles to the south.From this chapter, I just feel women’s weakne in that dark society again.Te, always as an innocent woman , is cheated by the so-called gentle man who takes advantage of her innocence.Te born a baby when she is in a so young age, and what’s worse, she is forced by the goips and the church to blame herself for the accident;she cannot obtain others’ forgivene but abuse for her miserable suffering.Her baby dies young but there is no one helping her gets rid of such sadne and the church refuses to give a funeral rite for her baby.Everyone is indifferent to what happens to Te.All of these completely depre Te and she is forced to leave her home.However, although Te suffers from so many hardships, she never gives in her fate and still chooses to bravely face all tribulations.Her love for her child is so great that make us expre admiration for her.Actually, I show great sympathy to this pitiful woman who becomes a victim of that age.Chapter There---
More than two years after the Trantridge be back, Te is ready to make a new start.She seeks employment outside the village, where her past as the letter she receives says, working for the Mr.Click.There, she meets three fellow milkmaids just as her.They sleep in the same room, eat together, and work together.The life they lived at a quiet and peaceful atmosphere.However, a handsome man, Angle Clare, who is now a apprentice farmer and has come to here to learn diary management, breaking up this peaceful life of these milkmaids.They are sick with love for this charming man instead of Te who is so quite that cannot attract others’ attention though she is so beautiful.One day, people have a diner being together, they just talk about whether the soul of human beings can get out of their bodies.Te addrees her special opinion with a lovely voice, which makes Angle start to pay attention to this beautiful and familiar woman who he has already met at that dancing party.Te often hear that there is someone playing the flute and that make her very curious about who is it.After her explosion, she finds the one is Angle Clare.Angle is really attracted by Te for her beautiful appearance and pure heart.He constantly exprees his good feels to Te, and as time goes by, they gradually fall in love each other.At the beginning of this chapter, we see that Te starts her new life in a farm, making a living for her poor family;this reveals a fact that the poor always live in the low rung of society, compared with the rich who are addicted in a pleasure and ignore sorrow of the poor.What’s more, we just happily see that Te’s positive attitude towards life bring her a bright and time.Her beauty, her innocence, and her persistence all attract the gentle man, Angle Clare.And they love each other and live a happy life in the farm.Reading this chapter, I observe Te’s transient happine in her life that is as reward for her honesty and kindne, so I learn from her that whatever difficulties we will meet in our life, we need a positive attitude and keep a brief that never say die.Living in a peaceful age, we are lucky, so we should cherish what we poe now and make great efforts to do what we want to do, and finally achieve our goal of life.Chapter Four---
Angle spends a few days away from the diary visiting his family at Emminster, his brothers ordain minister both, note Angle’s coarsened manners, while Angle considers his brothers staid and narrow minded.Following evening Prayers, Angle discues his marriage prospects with his parents.His parents hope that Angle would marry Mercy Chant, a pure woman.But Angle argues that a wife can help him manage his own farm later.Then Angle tells his parents about Te and they agree to meet her.The next day, Angle returns to the farm and can’t wait to tell Te about what his purpose to get back home.Angle has deeply gone into his heart and he asks Te to marry to him.After hearing Angle’s words, Te feels very surprised and happy , but it also mingles with fear and uneasine.Recalling her terrible past, she thinks that she is not good for Angle, a perfect man.Therefore, she declines his suggestion unwillingly and painfully.Angle is very sad after he heard Te’s refusal out of his expectation, so he ask her that whether she loves him.The answer of Te is ‘Yes’, which causes Angle’s confusion for this complicate situation.However, Angle still uses his persistence to move Te;finally his persistence is in return and Te accepts his proposal.As the marriage approaches, Te grows increasingly troubled, so she writes to her mother for advice.Her mother tells her just keep it as a secret.Her anxiety increases constantly;she resolves to deceive Angle any more, and she write a letter describing her past , then she put the letter under his door.The next morning, she discovers that the letter is put under his carpet after Angle greets her with the usual affection.At this time, she just destroys the letter.My reflections are as following after reading this chapter.Angle pursues his beloved Te with his perseverance, although there is a big disparity between their families.Why dose he do this? I just think the answer is that he has a very definite aim, and he knows what he really need.Compared Angle with us, we lack his courage and persistence , we usually choose to give up when there is a few difficulties hindering us.Therefore, if we want to catch the hand of succe, a exact aim and a considerable plan are required.Furthermore, we see that Te is suffering from torment when Angle asks her to marry to him.From this point, a fact that we have to be responsible for our mistakes really exists, though sometimes you make them aren’t on purpose.Therefore, we have to be careful about what we are doing now, and just try our best to reduce the poibilities of making mistakes.Chapter Five---
The weeding goes smoothly although a bad omen of a cock crowing in the afternoon is noticed by Te.Te and Angle spend their honeymoon at an old d’Urbervilles family mansion, where Angle presents his bride with some beautiful diamonds that belonged to his grandmother.When Te witnees all of things his husband does, she feels surely that Angle will forgive her own indiscretion, and finally tells him all the truth and her relationship with Alec.Angle , however, after hearing what Te tells about, he is so surprised and feels appalled by Te’s confeion, and spends the weeding night on a sofa.Te see the changes of Angle, she asks Angle to forgive her because she loves him so much.But it doesn’t work, and she finally accepts the sudden estrangement as something she deserves.After a few awkward days, she suggests the separate, saying that she will return to her parents.Angle gives her some money and promise to try to forgive her past, but he warms her not to try to join him until her sends for her.After a quick visit to his parents, Angle goes to Brazil to start a new life.Before he leaves, he encounters one of the milkmaids in the farm and asks her to come to Brazil with him.She accepts happily, but when he asks how much she loves him, she admits that nobody can love him than Te who is willing to lay down her life for him.Hearing what she says, he abandons her idea he came up with just now, and walks away alone.This chapter exprees us a tragedy.After Te tells Angle all the truth, the latter cannot forgive her and leave off her.I just want to ask why do the bad often ruin the good? Why is the beauty damaged by ugline? Women are too weak!Te always endures sorrow and sadne.She takes the risk of losing her lover, but she eventually pays for her honesty and kindne.Women are always supposed to be hard working, faithful, loyal, intelligent and virtuous.If women break down one of these, they may gain a very bad reputation and accept punishment.Women cannot acquire the same rights as men.In today’s society, there is still the same problem, as a woman, we want others to respect us and prove our abilities.Te, who lives in a capitalist society, becomes the victim of the society.So it is obvious that a good institution is very important, the government should optimize the institution and help people live a happy life.Chapter Six to Eight---
Alec and Te are each shaken by their encounter, and Alec begs Te never to tempt him again.However, Alec soon comes to Flintcomb-Ash to ask Te to marry him.She tells him she is already married.He returns again in early spring, when Te is hard at work feeding a threshing machine.He tells her he is no longer a preacher and wants her to be with him.She slaps him when he insults Angel, drawing blood.Te then learns from her sister, Liza-Lu, that her father, John, is ill and that her mother is dying.Te rushes home to look after them.Her mother soon recovers, but her father unexpectedly dies.The family is evicted from their home, and at the same time Alec tells Te that her husband is never coming back and offers to house the Durbeyfields on his estate.Te refuses his aistance.She has earlier written Angel a letter, full of love, , and pleas for mercy;now, however, she finally admits to herself that Angel has wronged her and scribbles a hasty note saying that she will do all she can to forget him, since he has treated her so unjustly.The Durbeyfields plan to rent some rooms in the town of Kingsbere, old home of the d'Urbervilles, but they arrive there to find that the rooms have already been rented to another family.Te enters the church and in the d'Urberville Aisle, Alec reappears and importunes Te again.In despair, she looks at the entrance to the d'Urberville vault and wonders aloud, “Why am I on the wrong side of this door?”
In the meantime, Angel has been very ill in Brazil and, his farming venture having failed, he heads home to England.And Angel begins to repent his treatment of Te.Upon his return to his family home, Angel has two letters waiting for him from Te.After reading the letters, he sets out to find Te and eventually locates Joan, now well-dreed and living in a pleasant cottage.After responding evasively to his enquiries, she finally tells him where her daughter is now.There, he finds Te living in an expensive house under the name “Mrs.d'Urberville.” When he asks for her, she appears and feels so surprised.He tenderly asks her forgivene, but Te, in anguish, tells him he has come too late;thinking he would never return, she yielded at last to Alec d'Urberville's persuasion and has become his mistre.She gently asks Angel to leave and never come back.He departs, and Te returns to her bedroom, where she falls to her knees and begins a lamentation.She blames Alec for causing her to lose Angel's love a second time, accusing Alec of having lied when he said that Angel would never return to her.Te feels that she is cheated again by Aleck, with a great anger in her heart, she killed Aleck and leave away.His servant finds his death and calls a person to help her.Angel, totally disheartened, has left Sandbourne;Te hurries after him and tells him that she has killed Alec, saying that she hopes she has won his forgivene by murdering the man who ruined both their lives.Angel doesn't believe her at first, but grants his forgivene — as she is in such a fevered state — and tells her that he loves her.Rather than head for the coast, they walk inland, vaguely planning to hide somewhere until the search for Te is ended and they can escape abroad from a port.They find an empty mansion and stay there for five days in happine, until their presence is discovered one day by the cleaning woman.They continue walking and, in the middle of the night, have a rest upon Stonehenge, giving the allusion of Te as a sacrificial victim to a society that shunned her.Te lies down to rest on an ancient altar.Before she falls asleep, she asks Angel to look after her younger sister, Liza-Lu, saying that she hopes Angel will marry her after she is dead.At dawn, Angel sees that they are surrounded by police.He finally realizes that Te really has committed murder and asks the men in a whisper to let her awaken naturally before they arrest her.When she opens her eyes and sees the police, she tells Angel she is “almost glad” because “now I shall not live for you to despise me”.Te is escorted to prison.The novel closes with Angel and Liza-Lu watching from a nearby hill as the black flag signaling.Te's execution is raised over the prison.Angel and Liza-Lu then join hands and go on their way.After reading the last three chapters, I really think a lot.Te, a so stubborn woman, gives in to the cruel reality that no shelter after his father’s death and no money for all families’ living.We cannot think that Te has lost her innocence and dignity.Facing that situation, she endures too much.Under the unfair and dark society, there are many people as Te giving in to the capitalists’ oppreion.What’s more, Te eventually kills Aleck, which reveals that Te chooses an extreme method to revolt the abominable capitalist and pursue her somewhat happine.However, killing people always cannot escape the sanction of laws in any society for any reason, after Te enjoying transient cheerfulne with Angle, she finally is sentenced to death.In the indifference to only heavy money in capitalist society, the poor of life and death is irrelevant, so Te's tragic fate from the outset of the novel was inevitable atmosphere pall.The author in the works to defend Te this character, he put her in the center position place, she works that poor economic status and her beautiful appearance, the le the harmony, her image more is more conspicuous, her tragic fate more can cause people's sympathy.Although he has to social the weak, but the weak preference damage received too much too heavy, his pen is unable to write to her as his mercy and compaion of the infinite.The poor virtue may be people gladly accepted, but more are to regret.Te's tragedy is actually because of the social poverty caused by the capitalist society, unreasonable system is her destruction.We feel sympathetic for this beautiful, kind, and pure girl, and we criticize the unfair capitalist society.I hope that this tragic story does not happen to anyone.We should be together to build a harmony society.That’s all.Ten sentences in this book: 1.It is very different from the chalk hills which surround it, and the view of the landscape reveals a rich growth of gra and trees.2.The morning mailcart, speeding along these lanes like an arrow, had driven into her slow wagon.3.A plume of smoke rose from her father’s chimney, the sight of which makes her heart aches.4.The river which watered the dairy-pastures was clear and rapid.5.Clare allowed his mind to be occupied with Te, but thought it more than an interest in a novle specimen of womankind.6.They were wearing pink, white, and lilac gowns, on which every mud spot would be visible, which made their croing the river a great difficulty.7.To a young man with the least fire in him that little upward life in the middle of her red top lip was entrancing, and maddening.8.Now, though, a veil had been pulled aside;and each one had a future to look to.9.Te was now carried along upon the wings of the hours, without any sense of a will.10.The two silent observers bent themselves down to the earth, as if a prayer, and remained thus a long time, absolutely motionle.
