Meanwhile, Lydgate and Rosamond head to the countryside to visit Sir Godwin, Captain Lydgate, and other members of Lydgate's family. As usual, though, Casaubon is vexed with his wife's discussion of Ladislaw, eventually ordering his cousin to never visit with them again. One night, Dorothea tells Casaubon her idea for using her wealth to benefit Ladislaw, to allow him to take on his "true" place in society. At the same time, despite Casaubon's objections, Ladislaw takes the job with Brooke's newspaper and begins spending more time with Dorothea.
Nevertheless, the wedding takes place and Lydgage buys a fancy home in town to please her. The Vincys fret about their daughter Rosamond's engagement to Dr. Meanwhile, Arthur Brooke reveals that he has written to Ladislaw, inviting him to Middlemarch and offering him a job with the newspaper. However, she refuses, which leads to the bulk of Featherstone's estate going to his illegitimate son Joshua Rigg while Fred Vincy receives nothing. This part begins with Peter Featherstone on his deathbed, ordering Mary Garth to burn one of his two wills.
First, Russell Baker introduces the presentation. One in this ongoing series of dramas presented under the umbrella of "Masterpiece Theatre." This program presents part three of a six-part adaptation of George Eliot's "Middlemarch," a Victorian novel of idealism, passion, love, disappointment, folly, and hope. Continue searching the Collection MASTERPIECE THEATRE: MIDDLEMARCH (TV) Summary
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