Robert Flemyng

Rawdon has left the house, and goes to Pitt and Lady Jane to ask them to take care of Little Rawdon. Rawdon delivers a challenge to Steyne and asks his friend, MacMurdo to be his second. Wenham warns Becky to stay away from Steyne and she also visits Pitt and Lady Jane to declare her innocence. Rawdon discovers he has been appointed Governor of Coventry Island, and MacMurdo and Wenham persuade him that Steyne?s visit to Becky was innocent. Unbelieving, Rawdon leaves the country and Becky. In India, Dobbin receives a letter from his sister which indicates Amelia is about to marry, so he immediately requests home leave. On the ship he meets Jos, who is also returning after his mother?s death. Upon arrival in England, Dobbin immediately goes to see Amelia where he learns that she is not to marry, but she is still in love with George.

Becky and Rawdon are short of money and have been disinherited by Miss Crawley. When the doctors persuade Mrs. Bute Crawley to take Miss Crawley to the park for some air, they see Becky and Rawdon but ignore them. George still visits Amelia but his father is encouraging visits from Miss Swartz. There is a big fight and George announces that he is going to marry Amelia. Dobbin tries to be an intermediary between Mr. Sedley and George but without success. Becky discovers that Miss Crawley is going to Brighton. George and Amelia get married and they, too, are going to Brighton, so Rawdon, Becky and Jos agree to join them. George is glad to have some male company, and Becky plans to meet up with Miss Crawley and try to be friends again. Although George is only just married, he finds Becky fascinating, to Amelia's distress. Becky has no success with Miss Crawley.

Rawdon has left the house, and goes to Pitt and Lady Jane to ask them to take care of Little Rawdon. Rawdon delivers a challenge to Steyne and asks his friend, MacMurdo to be his second. Wenham warns Becky to stay away from Steyne and she also visits Pitt and Lady Jane to declare her innocence. Rawdon discovers he has been appointed Governor of Coventry Island, and MacMurdo and Wenham persuade him that Steyne?s visit to Becky was innocent. Unbelieving, Rawdon leaves the country and Becky. In India, Dobbin receives a letter from his sister which indicates Amelia is about to marry, so he immediately requests home leave. On the ship he meets Jos, who is also returning after his mother?s death. Upon arrival in England, Dobbin immediately goes to see Amelia where he learns that she is not to marry, but she is still in love with George.

Rawdon and Becky visit Queen?s Crawley and Pitt Crawley is entranced by Becky. On their return to London, Becky continues to be entertained by Lord Steyne. William Dobbin is in India with the army, and Mrs. O?Dowd is trying to encourage a relationship between him and her sister, Glorvina. Jane Osborne sees Amelia with Little Georgy in the park, and when she tells her father, he wants to see him. He immediately offers to bring up and educate Georgy, in return for an allowance to Amelia. Amelia is horrified, but when she learns that Jos?s remittances are immediately promised to the money lender, she is forced to accept Mr. Osborne?s offer. Lord Steyne is tired with Rawdon always having to be present, so Becky decides to get a chaperone and invites Miss Briggs, Miss Crawley?s ex companion, to join the household.