😳Catherine Morland feels embarrassed by her mistaken theories about General Tilney.
😢Catherine learns about her brother's broken engagement and feels grief for him.
🤔Catherine reflects on her own beliefs and wonders why Isabella Thorpe hasn't written.
😌Henry Tilney consoles Catherine and helps her examine her feelings.
🔍Henry points out details and helps Catherine see the truth behind Isabella's actions.
Why does Catherine feel embarrassed in Chapter 25?
—Catherine feels embarrassed because her theories about General Tilney were proven wrong.
What news does Catherine receive in a letter?
—Catherine's brother's engagement with Isabella has ended, and Isabella is now engaged to Frederick Tilney.
Why is Catherine upset about Isabella not writing?
—Catherine wonders why Isabella hasn't fulfilled her promise to write, leading her to question their friendship.
How does Henry Tilney help Catherine?
—Henry consoles Catherine and asks her to examine her feelings, helping her make sense of the news she has received.
What role does Henry play in Catherine's perception of Isabella?
—Henry points out details and helps Catherine see the deceitful nature of Isabella's actions and words.
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00:09In Chapter 25 of Northanger Abbey, Catherine Morland experiences embarrassment and grief as she learns about her brother's broken engagement.
00:16She feels embarrassed by her mistaken theories about General Tilney and is relieved to find Henry Tilney still treats her kindly.
00:27Catherine wonders why Isabella Thorpe hasn't written to her and reflects on her own beliefs.
00:37She receives a letter from her brother, James, revealing Isabella's new engagement to Frederick Tilney.
00:52Catherine's grief over her brother's broken engagement leads to emotional outbursts, but she is comforted by Henry Tilney.
01:08Henry and Eleanor Tilney discuss the reasons behind the broken engagement and conclude that General Tilney wouldn't allow such a match for his son.
02:02Henry continues to console Catherine and helps her examine her feelings, leading to self-reflection and a better understanding of herself and Isabella.
