Eustacia then sets her sights on Clym Yeobright, Mrs. Yeobright's son ... Although Clym makes it known that he plans to stay on the heath and become a schoolteacher, Eustacia does not believe that Clym's plan will go through. Despite his mother's and wife's wishes, Clym prepares for teaching by staying up late to study.
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The Return of the Native is Thomas Hardy's sixth published novel. It first appeared in the magazine Belgravia , a publication known for its sensationalism, and was presented in twelve monthly ins...
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A list of all the characters in The Return of the Native. ... The boy has the knack of being in the right place at the right time: he reports Eustacia and Damon Wildeve's tryst to Diggory Venn, and is also the one who tells Clym Yeobright of his mother's damning last words.
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Summertime finds Clym Yeobright and his new wife Eustacia installed in their cottage on the heath; they are happy for the meantime, but Eustacia has not given up her ambitions to move to Paris, while Clym remains dedicated to becoming a schoolteacher on the heath.
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However, when Damon Wildeve, the only other person out of the inhabitants of the Heath who fits Eustacia's ideals, decides upon marrying the meek Thomasin Yeobright, Eustacia sets her sights on Thomasin's cousin, Clym, who is returning to Egdon Heath from living a lavish lifestyle in Paris as a jeweller.
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marry Eustacia. Naturally, Mrs. Yeobright objects. The first words of defense to come ; out of Clym's mouth are, "She is excellently educated, and would make a good matron in ; a boarding school...I can establish a good private school...by the assistance of a wife like ;
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13 Eustacia ---, wife of Clym Yeobright in the Thomas Hardy novel The Return of the Native (3); 15 James ---, Belgian painter whose works include 1890's The Intrigue (5); 16 See 1 Down. 18 See 4. 19 Jimmy ---, winner of the 1992 European Open in snooker (5);
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One of Hardy's classic statements about modern love, courtship, and marriage, The Return of the Native is set in the pastoral village of Egdon Heath. ... The fiery Eustacia Vye, wishing only for passionate love, believes that her escape from Egdon lies in her marriage to Clym Yeobright, the returning "native, "
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After returning to his village in Egdon Heath, Clym’s life starts to deteriorate. He eventually ends up as a wandering preacher, who feels responsible for the deaths of both his wife and mother. Clym (Clement) Yeobright neglects the fact that he has a prestigious life in Paris as a diamond merchant.
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