In eliot's "adam bede," who accidently commits infanticide?
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Adam Bede was George Eliot's first novel, which shows a love triangle between Adam, Arthur and Hetty pictured in the small town of Hayslope. Hetty was in love with Arthur, while Adam was in love with Hetty. Learning about the love affair between Arthur and Hetty, both men have feud.
Arthur chooses to leave Hetty and Hayslope. Hetty later, agrees to marry Adam. However, she discovers that she is pregant a few days before her marriage to Adam, and leaves to look for Arthur.
She is keeps searching for him but fails, she gives birth to the child with a generous lady she came across. She abandons the child in a field. The child keeps crying, and this brings Hetty back to retrieve it but she finds the child dead due to exposure. Hetty accidentally commits infanticide.
Arthur chooses to leave Hetty and Hayslope. Hetty later, agrees to marry Adam. However, she discovers that she is pregant a few days before her marriage to Adam, and leaves to look for Arthur.
She is keeps searching for him but fails, she gives birth to the child with a generous lady she came across. She abandons the child in a field. The child keeps crying, and this brings Hetty back to retrieve it but she finds the child dead due to exposure. Hetty accidentally commits infanticide.
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