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All about Matthew Cuthbert
Matthew Cuthbert made an appearance in 23 chapters
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Marilla's brother, a shy and quiet man. In this chapter, his unexpected decision to leave home dressed in finery and drive to town starts a chain of gossip and speculation led by Mrs. Rachel Lynde.
Matthew is a shy, middle-aged bachelor who is uneasy around women but finds himself unexpectedly enjoying the company of Anne Shirley. He decides to bring her home to Green Gables rather than leave the girl at the station, despite the initial plans of adopting a boy.
Matthew is the quiet and shy brother of Marilla who finds himself unexpectedly charmed by Anne's talkativeness and imagination. He brings her back from the station due to a sense of responsibility and a burgeoning fondness for the girl.
Matthew silently communicates his desire to keep Anne at Green Gables. He is a man of few words and appears to share a kindred spirit with Anne.
Matthew reveals through his quiet opposition to sending Anne to Mrs. Blewett that he has grown fond of the girl, hinting he would like her to stay.
Matthew is mentioned in this chapter as Marilla talks to him about Anne's need for adoption and instruction.
Matthew is the soft-hearted brother of Marilla, who intervenes to encourage Anne to apologize and make peace with the situation.
In a minor but sweet role in this chapter, Matthew gives Anne chocolates, showing his growing fondness for her and his desire to make her happy.
Matthew is a quiet, shy bachelor who is delighted by Anne's chatter. In this chapter, he enjoys Anne's company and listens sympathetically to her.
Matthew is a silent observer in the brooch affair. He is torn between his trust in Anne and the evidence against her, also feeling secretly thankful he doesn't have to deal with the situation himself. His empathy reflects his kind and non-confrontational nature.
Matthew quietly supports Anne during her studies and goes out into the night to fetch the doctor for Minnie May.
Matthew, though appearing to sleep through Anne's discussion with Marilla, intercedes on Anne's behalf, showing his quiet support for Anne's wishes.
Matthew is Marilla's brother and Anne's shy, kind guardian. He attends the tea party and manages to engage in conversation with the minister, showing a rare departure from his typical shyness.
Matthew is Anne's shy, kindly adoptive father. He listens to Anne's fervent account of the concert preparations and provides her with encouragement.
Matthew faces his fear and discomfort of shopping to acquire a fashionable Christmas gift for Anne. His thoughtfulness and determination reveal his affection for Anne.
Matthew listens to Marilla's frustrations about Anne's disappearance and her subsequent green hair with patience and suggests Anne might have a reasonable explanation, showing his sympathetic nature toward Anne.
Matthew supports Anne's romantic inclinations and provides quiet comfort after her ordeal.
Matthew is mentioned for his role in purchasing Anne's new coat for the trip.
Matthew is mentioned in Marilla's concerns about Anne's growth and eventual departure from home.
Matthew quietly supports Anne's academic pursuits and expresses his belief in her abilities.
Matthew silently processes his emotions about Anne's departure and is overcome with feelings of pride and gratitude for her presence in their lives.
He attends Anne's commencement, expresses his pride in her success, and shows signs of declining health which concern Anne.
Matthew is a central figure due to his death from shock after learning about the Abbey Bank's failure. His life and gentle presence are mourned by Anne, Marilla, and the community.
Matthew Cuthbert's Relationships
A summary of Matthew Cuthbert's 22 connections to Anne Shirley, by chapter.
Chapter 2 - Matthew Cuthbert is surprised: Matthew meets Anne expecting a boy and despite the mix-up, he decides to take her to Green Gables.
Chapter 3 - Marilla Cuthbert is Surprised: The orphan girl Matthew brings home and for whom he begins to develop a fondness.
Chapter 4 - Morning at Green Gables: He seems to have a silent understanding and affection for Anne.
Chapter 6 - Marilla Makes Up Her Mind: Feels a growing fondness for Anne and prefers not to send her to Mrs. Blewett.
Chapter 7 - Anne Says Her Prayers: Indirectly connected through Marilla's comments about Anne's behavior.
Chapter 10 - Anne's Apology: Matthew shows fatherly concern and softness towards Anne, fostering her decision to apologize.
Chapter 12 - A Solemn Vow and Promise: Matthew is Anne's guardian, who is charmed by her and shows affection by gifting her chocolates.
Chapter 13 - The Delights of Anticipation: Listens to Anne's talking sympathetically.
Chapter 14 - Anne's Confession: He has an empathetic view of Anne's situation, showing his fondness for her.
Chapter 18 - Anne to the Rescue: His foster daughter who he supports and trusts implicitly.
Chapter 19 - A Concert a Catastrophe and a Confession: Matthew is Anne's guardian alongside Marilla and shows a gentle understanding of Anne's desires.
Chapter 21 - A New Departure in Flavorings: His adopted daughter, whom he is very fond of.
Chapter 24 - Miss Stacy and Her Pupils Get Up a Concert: Matthew is always eager to listen to Anne's plans and encourages her aspirations.
Chapter 25 - Matthew Insists on Puffed Sleeves: Guardian figure to Anne, notices her lack of fashionable dress and decides to buy her a new one.
Chapter 27 - Vanity and Vexation of Spirit: His ward, for whom he shows a gentle, fatherly concern.
Chapter 28 - An Unfortunate Lily Maid: His adopted daughter, whom he supports and understands.
Chapter 29 - An Epoch in Anne's Life: He is Anne's guardian and shows his affection by assisting in providing her a new coat.
Chapter 31 - Where the Brook and River Meet: His adopted daughter who he cares greatly for.
Chapter 32 - The Pass List Is Out: Adoptive father figure; he provides emotional support and believes in Anne's success.
Chapter 34 - A Queen's Girl: Matthew has been a father figure to Anne and feels proud of the young woman she has become.
Chapter 36 - The Glory and the Dream: Matthew is Anne's adoptive father figure and is very proud of her.
Chapter 37 - The Reaper Whose Name Is Death: Matthew is Anne's adoptive father who has shown her love and kindness; she deeply mourns his death.
A summary of Matthew Cuthbert's 21 connections to Marilla Cuthbert, by chapter.
Chapter 1 - Mrs. Rachel Lynde is Surprised: His sister, with whom he lives and decides to adopt an orphan boy.
Chapter 2 - Matthew Cuthbert is surprised: Matthew's sister, with whom he lives at Green Gables and who he knows will have to decide what to do about the mix-up.
Chapter 3 - Marilla Cuthbert is Surprised: Matthew's sister and confidante, whom he tries to convince indirectly to consider keeping Anne.
Chapter 4 - Morning at Green Gables: Marilla is Matthew's sister; he is exasperatingly silent to her, contributing to her uncertainty regarding Anne's future
Chapter 6 - Marilla Makes Up Her Mind: His sister with whom he discusses Anne's future at Green Gables.
Chapter 7 - Anne Says Her Prayers: Marilla communicates with Matthew about Anne's situation and her plans for Anne.
Chapter 10 - Anne's Apology: Matthew and Marilla are siblings, with Matthew often playing a more compassionate role than Marilla.
Chapter 12 - A Solemn Vow and Promise: Matthew is Marilla's brother, who gently teases her about her attachment to Anne.
Chapter 13 - The Delights of Anticipation: His sister, with whom he lives.
Chapter 14 - Anne's Confession: His sister, who informs him of the situation with Anne and the missing brooch.
Chapter 18 - Anne to the Rescue: Matthew's sister who, like him, is also Anne's guardian.
Chapter 19 - A Concert a Catastrophe and a Confession: Matthew is Marilla's brother; his simple insistence prompts Marilla to change her mind regarding Anne's attendance at the concert.
Chapter 21 - A New Departure in Flavorings: His sister, with whom he helps care for Anne.
Chapter 24 - Miss Stacy and Her Pupils Get Up a Concert: Matthew is Marilla's brother and they have contrasting approaches to Anne's upbringing.
Chapter 25 - Matthew Insists on Puffed Sleeves: His sister and often his voice of reason, he doesn't consult her in his plan to buy Anne a dress, anticipating her disapproval.
Chapter 27 - Vanity and Vexation of Spirit: His sister, with whom he shares the task of raising Anne, and whose temperament he often balances with his calmness.
Chapter 29 - An Epoch in Anne's Life: Matthew's sister and Anne's co-guardian.
Chapter 31 - Where the Brook and River Meet: His sister with whom he shares the responsibility of raising Anne.
Chapter 34 - A Queen's Girl: Matthew is Marilla's brother and they share their feelings about Anne's departure.
Chapter 36 - The Glory and the Dream: Matthew's sister with whom he has raised Anne.
Chapter 37 - The Reaper Whose Name Is Death: Matthew is Marilla's brother, and his death leaves her to confront her love for Anne and her own grief.
A summary of Matthew Cuthbert's 2 connections to Mrs. Rachel Lynde, by chapter.
Chapter 1 - Mrs. Rachel Lynde is Surprised: His behavior is the focus of her curiosity in this chapter.
Chapter 2 - Matthew Cuthbert is surprised: A neighbor who Matthew tries to avoid due to his discomfort with women.
A summary of Matthew Cuthbert's 1 connection to Mrs. Lynde, by chapter.
Chapter 25 - Matthew Insists on Puffed Sleeves: Matthew approaches Mrs. Lynde for advice and assistance on selecting and making the dress for Anne.
A summary of Matthew Cuthbert's 22 connections to Anne Shirley, by chapter.
Chapter 2 - Matthew Cuthbert is surprised: Matthew meets Anne expecting a boy and despite the mix-up, he decides to take her to Green Gables.
Chapter 3 - Marilla Cuthbert is Surprised: The orphan girl Matthew brings home and for whom he begins to develop a fondness.
Chapter 4 - Morning at Green Gables: He seems to have a silent understanding and affection for Anne.
Chapter 6 - Marilla Makes Up Her Mind: Feels a growing fondness for Anne and prefers not to send her to Mrs. Blewett.
Chapter 7 - Anne Says Her Prayers: Indirectly connected through Marilla's comments about Anne's behavior.
Chapter 10 - Anne's Apology: Matthew shows fatherly concern and softness towards Anne, fostering her decision to apologize.
Chapter 12 - A Solemn Vow and Promise: Matthew is Anne's guardian, who is charmed by her and shows affection by gifting her chocolates.
Chapter 13 - The Delights of Anticipation: Listens to Anne's talking sympathetically.
Chapter 14 - Anne's Confession: He has an empathetic view of Anne's situation, showing his fondness for her.
Chapter 18 - Anne to the Rescue: His foster daughter who he supports and trusts implicitly.
Chapter 19 - A Concert a Catastrophe and a Confession: Matthew is Anne's guardian alongside Marilla and shows a gentle understanding of Anne's desires.
Chapter 21 - A New Departure in Flavorings: His adopted daughter, whom he is very fond of.
Chapter 24 - Miss Stacy and Her Pupils Get Up a Concert: Matthew is always eager to listen to Anne's plans and encourages her aspirations.
Chapter 25 - Matthew Insists on Puffed Sleeves: Guardian figure to Anne, notices her lack of fashionable dress and decides to buy her a new one.
Chapter 27 - Vanity and Vexation of Spirit: His ward, for whom he shows a gentle, fatherly concern.
Chapter 28 - An Unfortunate Lily Maid: His adopted daughter, whom he supports and understands.
Chapter 29 - An Epoch in Anne's Life: He is Anne's guardian and shows his affection by assisting in providing her a new coat.
Chapter 31 - Where the Brook and River Meet: His adopted daughter who he cares greatly for.
Chapter 32 - The Pass List Is Out: Adoptive father figure; he provides emotional support and believes in Anne's success.
Chapter 34 - A Queen's Girl: Matthew has been a father figure to Anne and feels proud of the young woman she has become.
Chapter 36 - The Glory and the Dream: Matthew is Anne's adoptive father figure and is very proud of her.
Chapter 37 - The Reaper Whose Name Is Death: Matthew is Anne's adoptive father who has shown her love and kindness; she deeply mourns his death.
Chapter 2 - Matthew Cuthbert is surprised: Matthew meets Anne expecting a boy and despite the mix-up, he decides to take her to Green Gables.
Chapter 3 - Marilla Cuthbert is Surprised: The orphan girl Matthew brings home and for whom he begins to develop a fondness.
Chapter 4 - Morning at Green Gables: He seems to have a silent understanding and affection for Anne.
Chapter 6 - Marilla Makes Up Her Mind: Feels a growing fondness for Anne and prefers not to send her to Mrs. Blewett.
Chapter 7 - Anne Says Her Prayers: Indirectly connected through Marilla's comments about Anne's behavior.
Chapter 10 - Anne's Apology: Matthew shows fatherly concern and softness towards Anne, fostering her decision to apologize.
Chapter 12 - A Solemn Vow and Promise: Matthew is Anne's guardian, who is charmed by her and shows affection by gifting her chocolates.
Chapter 13 - The Delights of Anticipation: Listens to Anne's talking sympathetically.
Chapter 14 - Anne's Confession: He has an empathetic view of Anne's situation, showing his fondness for her.
Chapter 18 - Anne to the Rescue: His foster daughter who he supports and trusts implicitly.
Chapter 19 - A Concert a Catastrophe and a Confession: Matthew is Anne's guardian alongside Marilla and shows a gentle understanding of Anne's desires.
Chapter 21 - A New Departure in Flavorings: His adopted daughter, whom he is very fond of.
Chapter 24 - Miss Stacy and Her Pupils Get Up a Concert: Matthew is always eager to listen to Anne's plans and encourages her aspirations.
Chapter 25 - Matthew Insists on Puffed Sleeves: Guardian figure to Anne, notices her lack of fashionable dress and decides to buy her a new one.
Chapter 27 - Vanity and Vexation of Spirit: His ward, for whom he shows a gentle, fatherly concern.
Chapter 28 - An Unfortunate Lily Maid: His adopted daughter, whom he supports and understands.
Chapter 29 - An Epoch in Anne's Life: He is Anne's guardian and shows his affection by assisting in providing her a new coat.
Chapter 31 - Where the Brook and River Meet: His adopted daughter who he cares greatly for.
Chapter 32 - The Pass List Is Out: Adoptive father figure; he provides emotional support and believes in Anne's success.
Chapter 34 - A Queen's Girl: Matthew has been a father figure to Anne and feels proud of the young woman she has become.
Chapter 36 - The Glory and the Dream: Matthew is Anne's adoptive father figure and is very proud of her.
Chapter 37 - The Reaper Whose Name Is Death: Matthew is Anne's adoptive father who has shown her love and kindness; she deeply mourns his death.
A summary of Matthew Cuthbert's 21 connections to Marilla Cuthbert, by chapter.
Chapter 1 - Mrs. Rachel Lynde is Surprised: His sister, with whom he lives and decides to adopt an orphan boy.
Chapter 2 - Matthew Cuthbert is surprised: Matthew's sister, with whom he lives at Green Gables and who he knows will have to decide what to do about the mix-up.
Chapter 3 - Marilla Cuthbert is Surprised: Matthew's sister and confidante, whom he tries to convince indirectly to consider keeping Anne.
Chapter 4 - Morning at Green Gables: Marilla is Matthew's sister; he is exasperatingly silent to her, contributing to her uncertainty regarding Anne's future
Chapter 6 - Marilla Makes Up Her Mind: His sister with whom he discusses Anne's future at Green Gables.
Chapter 7 - Anne Says Her Prayers: Marilla communicates with Matthew about Anne's situation and her plans for Anne.
Chapter 10 - Anne's Apology: Matthew and Marilla are siblings, with Matthew often playing a more compassionate role than Marilla.
Chapter 12 - A Solemn Vow and Promise: Matthew is Marilla's brother, who gently teases her about her attachment to Anne.
Chapter 13 - The Delights of Anticipation: His sister, with whom he lives.
Chapter 14 - Anne's Confession: His sister, who informs him of the situation with Anne and the missing brooch.
Chapter 18 - Anne to the Rescue: Matthew's sister who, like him, is also Anne's guardian.
Chapter 19 - A Concert a Catastrophe and a Confession: Matthew is Marilla's brother; his simple insistence prompts Marilla to change her mind regarding Anne's attendance at the concert.
Chapter 21 - A New Departure in Flavorings: His sister, with whom he helps care for Anne.
Chapter 24 - Miss Stacy and Her Pupils Get Up a Concert: Matthew is Marilla's brother and they have contrasting approaches to Anne's upbringing.
Chapter 25 - Matthew Insists on Puffed Sleeves: His sister and often his voice of reason, he doesn't consult her in his plan to buy Anne a dress, anticipating her disapproval.
Chapter 27 - Vanity and Vexation of Spirit: His sister, with whom he shares the task of raising Anne, and whose temperament he often balances with his calmness.
Chapter 29 - An Epoch in Anne's Life: Matthew's sister and Anne's co-guardian.
Chapter 31 - Where the Brook and River Meet: His sister with whom he shares the responsibility of raising Anne.
Chapter 34 - A Queen's Girl: Matthew is Marilla's brother and they share their feelings about Anne's departure.
Chapter 36 - The Glory and the Dream: Matthew's sister with whom he has raised Anne.
Chapter 37 - The Reaper Whose Name Is Death: Matthew is Marilla's brother, and his death leaves her to confront her love for Anne and her own grief.
Chapter 1 - Mrs. Rachel Lynde is Surprised: His sister, with whom he lives and decides to adopt an orphan boy.
Chapter 2 - Matthew Cuthbert is surprised: Matthew's sister, with whom he lives at Green Gables and who he knows will have to decide what to do about the mix-up.
Chapter 3 - Marilla Cuthbert is Surprised: Matthew's sister and confidante, whom he tries to convince indirectly to consider keeping Anne.
Chapter 4 - Morning at Green Gables: Marilla is Matthew's sister; he is exasperatingly silent to her, contributing to her uncertainty regarding Anne's future
Chapter 6 - Marilla Makes Up Her Mind: His sister with whom he discusses Anne's future at Green Gables.
Chapter 7 - Anne Says Her Prayers: Marilla communicates with Matthew about Anne's situation and her plans for Anne.
Chapter 10 - Anne's Apology: Matthew and Marilla are siblings, with Matthew often playing a more compassionate role than Marilla.
Chapter 12 - A Solemn Vow and Promise: Matthew is Marilla's brother, who gently teases her about her attachment to Anne.
Chapter 13 - The Delights of Anticipation: His sister, with whom he lives.
Chapter 14 - Anne's Confession: His sister, who informs him of the situation with Anne and the missing brooch.
Chapter 18 - Anne to the Rescue: Matthew's sister who, like him, is also Anne's guardian.
Chapter 19 - A Concert a Catastrophe and a Confession: Matthew is Marilla's brother; his simple insistence prompts Marilla to change her mind regarding Anne's attendance at the concert.
Chapter 21 - A New Departure in Flavorings: His sister, with whom he helps care for Anne.
Chapter 24 - Miss Stacy and Her Pupils Get Up a Concert: Matthew is Marilla's brother and they have contrasting approaches to Anne's upbringing.
Chapter 25 - Matthew Insists on Puffed Sleeves: His sister and often his voice of reason, he doesn't consult her in his plan to buy Anne a dress, anticipating her disapproval.
Chapter 27 - Vanity and Vexation of Spirit: His sister, with whom he shares the task of raising Anne, and whose temperament he often balances with his calmness.
Chapter 29 - An Epoch in Anne's Life: Matthew's sister and Anne's co-guardian.
Chapter 31 - Where the Brook and River Meet: His sister with whom he shares the responsibility of raising Anne.
Chapter 34 - A Queen's Girl: Matthew is Marilla's brother and they share their feelings about Anne's departure.
Chapter 36 - The Glory and the Dream: Matthew's sister with whom he has raised Anne.
Chapter 37 - The Reaper Whose Name Is Death: Matthew is Marilla's brother, and his death leaves her to confront her love for Anne and her own grief.
A summary of Matthew Cuthbert's 2 connections to Mrs. Rachel Lynde, by chapter.
Chapter 1 - Mrs. Rachel Lynde is Surprised: His behavior is the focus of her curiosity in this chapter.
Chapter 2 - Matthew Cuthbert is surprised: A neighbor who Matthew tries to avoid due to his discomfort with women.
Chapter 1 - Mrs. Rachel Lynde is Surprised: His behavior is the focus of her curiosity in this chapter.
Chapter 2 - Matthew Cuthbert is surprised: A neighbor who Matthew tries to avoid due to his discomfort with women.
A summary of Matthew Cuthbert's 1 connection to Mrs. Lynde, by chapter.
Chapter 25 - Matthew Insists on Puffed Sleeves: Matthew approaches Mrs. Lynde for advice and assistance on selecting and making the dress for Anne.
Chapter 25 - Matthew Insists on Puffed Sleeves: Matthew approaches Mrs. Lynde for advice and assistance on selecting and making the dress for Anne.