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Middlemarch · Chapter IV

Chapter IV

“Sir James seems determined to do everything you wish,” said Celia, as they were driving home…

Dorothea had the ardent theoretic nature that must find its satisfaction in some lofty conception of the world.

How does Dorothea change here?
Eliot frames her idealism as both noble and naïve — the first crack in her certainty appears in the carriage with Celia.[1]

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