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Madame Bovary Part II Chapter 14
In which Monsieur Bovary finds himself ensnared by mounting debts and hopeful schemes of profit, while Madame Bovary convalesces languidly, seeking solace in religion and charity amid the quiet attentions of neighbours and clergy. The arrival of spring brings with it a newfound will in Madame Bovary, culminating in a reluctant journey to the theatre that promises a brief respite from the humdrum confines of their provincial existence.
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