💔Emma's separation from Layoff causes her distress.
🎶Emma schemes to visit the city weekly for music lessons.
💰Emma falls into debt and is manipulated by Mr. LaRue.
🏦Emma attempts to settle her debts by selling her belongings and taking out loans.
❌Emma's affair with Léon is threatened by an anonymous letter.
Why does Emma agree to see Layoff once a week?
—Emma wants to maintain their connection and keep her affair a secret.
How does Mr. LaRue manipulate Emma?
—He convinces her to sell property and signs her up for loans she will have to pay back.
How does Emma plan to settle her debts?
—She sells her belongings and requests for patience from her husband.
What threatens Emma's affair with Léon?
—An anonymous letter is sent to Léon's mother, warning her about the affair.
What is Emma's current financial situation?
—She is faced with a debt of 8,000 francs and risks losing her home and furniture.
00:01[Music]
00:08In Part three chapter four of Madame Bovary, Layoff meets Emma in her garden.
00:21Emma promises to see Layoff once a week and comes up with a scheme to travel to the city for weekly music lessons.
00:41Emma encounters her music teacher in the city, but the teacher claims to have never heard of Emma.
00:54Mr. LaRue convinces Emma to sell property and manipulates her into signing a receipt that results in debt.
01:10Emma's financial troubles escalate as she owes money to Mr. LaRue and his mother.
01:16Charles' mother berates Emma for her spending, and Charles defends Emma.
01:28Emma disappears one night, causing Charles to worry and search for her.
