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Margaret is in a state of shock after a significant loss, leaving Mr. Bell concerned for her well-being. He contemplates sending for Mrs. Shaw to help Margaret, who remains unresponsive. Meanwhile, discussions about family dynamics and relationships unfold, revealing tensions and the importance of support during difficult times. Highlights: 00:19 Margaret is in a state of shock and physical exhaustion after a significant emotional event. Mr. Bell struggles to care for her while contemplating how to provide support. -Margaret's condition reflects deep emotional trauma, showing how silence and grief can manifest physically. Mr. Bell's concern highlights the challenges of supporting those in distress. -Food, which usually brings comfort, fails to nourish Margaret, indicating her profound state of despair. Mr. Bell's attempts to help her eat reveal his helplessness in the situation. -The conversation about seeking help from Mrs. Shaw illustrates the need for companionship during difficult times. The reluctance to involve a stranger shows the intimate nature of Margaret's suffering. 04:05 The story revolves around the impending arrival of Margaret, who is moving from Milton to live with Edith. This transition is filled with mixed emotions and reflections on past relationships. -Edith expresses excitement about Margaret's return, highlighting their close bond from years ago and the changes that await her in the new environment. -Margaret is depicted as emotionally distant upon hearing about her aunt's arrival, indicating a struggle to cope with her current circumstances and feelings. -Mr. Bell's internal conflict is shown as he tries to manage his own feelings while being a support for Margaret during this significant change in her life. 08:08 The narrative explores the complexities of relationships and emotions amidst social expectations and personal grief. Characters navigate their feelings while confronting their past and present circumstances. -Dixon's conflict with Mr. Thornton highlights the tension between social class and personal dignity. Her supercilious attitude contrasts with Thornton's authority and respect. -Margaret's emotional turmoil is evident as she grapples with her suffering and the demands from her aunt. This reflects the struggle of balancing personal needs with familial obligations. -Mr. Thornton's reflections on his time with Margaret reveal deep emotional connections amidst loss. His memories serve as both a comfort and a source of pain. 12:12 The emotional complexities of relationships are explored through characters grappling with feelings of jealousy, loss, and affection. These dynamics shape their interactions and perceptions significantly. -Fanny's superficiality contrasts with Mr. Bell's deep emotional connections, highlighting the differences in how characters perceive value and relationships. This creates tension in their interactions. -Mrs. Thornton's concern for Miss Hale showcases the theme of maternal instincts and jealousy regarding familial ties, emphasizing the struggle for affection and support. -Frederick's absence and the implications of his situation reflect broader themes of estrangement and the burden of familial obligations, impacting Miss Hale's emotional state. 16:14 Mr. Thornton's admiration for Miss Hail reveals complex emotions and societal expectations surrounding love and beauty. His struggle to express feelings highlights the tension between personal desire and social norms. -The discussion about Miss Hail's beauty illustrates the superficial judgments people often make, contrasting true emotional connection with mere physical attraction. This emphasizes the importance of deeper understanding in relationships. -Mr. Thornton's reluctance to express his feelings reflects broader themes of vulnerability and masculinity, suggesting that societal expectations can inhibit genuine emotional expression among men. -The conversation shifts to practical matters, showcasing a balance between emotional connections and responsibilities. This highlights how love can coexist with everyday life challenges and obligations. 20:17 The importance of shared meals in fostering camaraderie is highlighted through an invitation to dinner, showcasing the power of food in building relationships. Personal connections deepen through such experiences, creating lasting bonds among individuals. -The narrator emphasizes the significance of not imposing their ideas on others, allowing genuine interactions to flourish during shared meals. This approach enhances mutual respect and understanding. -The act of dining together encourages open conversation, breaking down social barriers, and enabling men to express their humor and thoughts freely. This equality is crucial for building trust. -Concerns about maintaining simplicity and avoiding charity are discussed, highlighting the narrator's desire for self-sufficiency and genuine community interactions. This reflects a commitment to authenticity in relationships.

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Mrs. Thornton goes to advise Margaret on her behavior at the train station as she promised her mother before she died.

Margaret and Mr. Hale try to encourage Mrs. Boucher after the loss of her husband.

With hope renewed Anne has her moment at last and love finally blooms.

Anne finally realizes the feelings she has denied for so long, but fears it is too late when finding out unexpected news that a dear friend is ill and may die.

Anne has returned to Green Gables and feels about anticlimactic as she reflects on the end of her courtship with Roy.

Anne has been offered the principalship of a high school, but she is expecting Roy's proposal any day and fully expects herself to accept him.

Anne and her comrades are graduating from Redmond College at last. She chooses to wear the flowers Gilbert sent to convocation instead of Roy's.

Margaret and her father go to visit Higgins after he attended her mother's funeral.

At last Margaret is free from suspicious activity, but at what cost? Mr. Thornton's opinion of her must be altered for the worse.

Anne is the only girl not to receive any correspondence from her friends but she receives an even greater surprise in the mail instead.

The girls are back at Redmond for another year and Aunt Jamesmina tells all about her past beaux.

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Margaret is approached by an inspector on the fate of Leonards. She is asked if she was at the train station when Frederick left for London.

Janet finally finds out why John has taken so long to make a proposal of marriage to her and Anne has a surprising proposal of her own.

Janet has turned forty and realizes that John will never ask her to marry him since he has been courting her for twenty years. Anne attempts to help the situation.

Mr. Hale and Margaret attend her mother's funeral together. She is unaware that Mr. Thornton also attended.

Janet has an admirer who has loved her for a long time.

Anne writes to Phillipa of her experiences at Valley Road as she boards with a kind older woman.

Frederick leaves for London and makes a narrow escape.

Margaret and her father must prepare for her mother's funeral.

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Frederick comes just in time to see his mother and family though in secret.

Margaret receives a letter from Edith about her life and new baby.

Anne travels to Valley Rose to help with the local school and she meets Mrs. Skinner who tells Anne of her various beaus.

It's Diana's wedding day at last! Anne is happy for her, but sorry that things will change now that Diana is married and moving to a new house farther away with Fred Wright.

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Margaret goes to see Bessy's family after hearing of her death. Mr. Higgins comes back with Margaret to take tea with her father.

Mr. Thornton brings a basket of fruit for Mrs. Hale in her illness.

Anne, Marilla, Mrs. Rachel Lynde, and Davy are all enjoying a chat on the porch at Green Gables.

Phil shares her good news of a marriage proposal and asks Anne of she will marry Roy.

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John struggles with his feelings for Margaret despite her strong rejection. His mother is relieved that she has yet to lose her son to another.

Margaret's mother pleads with her to write Frederick to come home though it would be dangerous. After much pleading by her ill mother, Margaret relents to write Frederick.

Anne gets her first glimpse of the beautiful Christine Stuart who was almost everything Anne had always wanted to be.

At last, Anne meets the prince charming of her dreams! He is everything she ever imagined. Handsome and charming, he seems to be the perfect man!

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John goes to thank Margaret for her efforts and to confess his love for her at last. Margaret's response leaves cold feelings between them.

Mr. John Thornton inquires from his mother about Margaret. Mrs. Thornton believes Margaret to be in love with John based on her actions to protect him, but John can hardly dare to believe it possible.

Phil writes Anne about her summer adventures and tells her all about her new sweetheart, Jonas.

Anne visits Ms. Lavender and her family during her summer vacation in Avonlea.

Anne arrives home at Green Gables early to surprise Marilla and Davy.