🎭Henry's intentions to make Fanny fall in love with him become clearer.
🏰Fanny's love for Edmund protects her from Henry's advances.
🔥William's visit and involvement in hunting activities earn Henry Fanny's gratitude.
🃏A game of cards reveals Henry's rudeness towards Fanny.
💃Preparations for a ball at Mansfield Park cause excitement and anxiety for Fanny.
What is the main conflict in chapters 24-26 of Mansfield Park?
—The main conflict revolves around Henry's attempts to make Fanny fall in love with him, despite her love for Edmund.
How does Fanny protect herself from Henry's advances?
—Fanny's love for Edmund serves as a shield, preventing her from succumbing to Henry's charms.
How does Henry earn Fanny's gratitude?
—Henry invites William, Fanny's beloved brother, to participate in hunting activities.
What does Fanny fret about before the ball?
—Fanny worries about wearing the amber cross, a gift from her brother, and not having a suitable chain.
What revelation comes to light in a conversation between Henry and Mary?
—Henry and Mary reveal their true selves and the manipulative tendencies they possess.
00:10Henry reveals his intention to make Fanny fall in love with him during his stay at the parsonage.
00:19Henry takes advantage of Julia and Mariah's absence to flirt with Fanny.
00:32Henry earns Fanny's gratitude by inviting her beloved brother, William, on hunts.
00:45The families play cards, and Henry rudely asks Fanny for her opinion of the parsonage house.
01:11Preparations for a ball at Mansfield Park create excitement and anxiety for Fanny.
01:25Fanny chooses a necklace from Mary's collection, only to discover it was a gift from Henry.
01:44Fanny seeks Mary's advice on dresses for the ball and frets about wearing the amber cross.
02:06Henry and Mary have a revealing conversation, exposing their true selves and manipulative tendencies.
