Respuestas The Woman In White

Questions on the text

Chapter 1
· Why did Professor Pesca want to help Walter?
Professor Pesca want to help Walter because he thinks that the country air will be good for Walter's health.
· Describe the woman that Walter met on his way home.
The woman was slim and had fair hair, she had a nervous young face and she was completly dressed in white clothes.
· What did the woman in whitetell Walter that surprised him?
The woman tells to Walter that she went to the school of Cumberland when she was a child and she knew Mrs Fairlie.

Chapter 2
· Who is Frederick Fairlie? Describe him.
Frederick Fairlie is the uncle of Marian Halcombe and Laure Fairlie. He was about 55 years old, he had a thin face and pale grey eyes, and Frederick was in a armchair.
· How are Marian Halcombe andLaure Fairlie related?
They are half-sisters.
· Who is the woman in white?
Is the woman that Walter met before he came to Cumberland.
· How does Walter find out that the woman in white is called Anne Caltherick?
Walter has found in an old letter he reads that Anne Catherick looks exactly like Laura, and he remembered that the woman in white also looks like Laura.
· Why did Walter havestrange feeling when he saw Laura Fairlie pass the window?
Because she was exactly like the woman in white.

Chapter 3
· Why did Walter have to leave Limmeridge House?
Because he feels in love with Miss Fairlie and she was compromised with an other man.
· Who did Miss Halcombe think the man in the dream was and why?
She thinks the man that were describing in the dream was the Baronet, becausethe description of the man in the dream was an accurate description of Sir Percival.
· Walter thought that Anne Catherick had written the letter. Why did he think this?
He thinks this because the last sentence says “Your mother was my best friend”.

Chapter 4
· How did the woman next to the grave react when she saw Walter?
She cried out in fear when she looked Walter.
· Why did Walter believeSir Percival had done something to harm Anne Catherick?
Because when Walter said the name of Sir Percival, Anne started to cry out in fear other time.

Chapter 5
· Why did Mr Gilmore go to Limmeridge House?
He went to Limmeridge House to arrange a married settlement.
· How did Laura Fairlie greet Sir Percival when he arrived at Limmeridge House?
Laura greeted him in a cold manner.
· Whatreason did Sir Percival give for putting Anne Catherick in an asylum?
He thought that Anne needed proper medical care since she was a kid.
· Why did Laura's aunt, Eleanor Fosco, refuse to speak to her?
Because Laura inherited all of her father's money when he died and she refused to leave to Eleanor any money.
· Why was Mr Gilmore worried about Laura's marriage to Sir Percival?
Because theBaronete had no respect for the wishes of his future husband.

Chapter 6
· Why is Laura going to marry Sir Percival if she doesn't love him?
Because it was the last wish of his father before he died.
· Where are Laura and Sir Percival going after the wedding and who are they going to visit?
They were going to visit Europe and friends of Sir Percival.

Chapter 7
· How had Laura changed whenshe returned from Europe?
She was not the innocent and happy girl that she was before the travel.
· Why did Laura refuse to sign the document?
Because she wanted to read all the document before.
· Why did Sir Percival want his wife to sign the document?
Because if she signed the contract, she would pay the bills.
Chapter 8
· Why did Anne Catherick leave the boat house so quickly after shemet Laura there?
Anne Chatherick had left the boat house because she said that in this house was someone hearing the conversation that she was having with Laura
· Who will get Laura's money if she dies?
The husband of Laura and the wife of Mr Fosco.

Chapter 9
· Why wasn't Laura allowed to go to Miss Halcombe's room?
Because she had fever, she had typhus.
· What happened to Laura after...