The scene opens with a conversation between the Governess and Madame Bovary. The Governess complains that she is late for work because she has been drinking tea. She is worried about the appearance of her dress, which is beginning to show signs of wear. She wonders if Madame Bavary is behind her, and she tells her that she must have done it on purpose. She also tells her about her parents, who did not educate her well. She says that she will find another person to cooperate with, and then she will be able to speak to Madame Bovey, who will teach her manners
The scene opens with a conversation between the Governess and Madame Bovary. The Governess complains that she is late for work because she has been drinking tea. She is worried about the appearance of her dress, which is beginning to show signs of wear. She wonders if Madame Bavary is behind her, and she tells her that she must have done it on purpose. She also tells her about her parents, who did not educate her well. She says that she will find another person to cooperate with, and then she will be able to speak to Madame Bovey, who will teach her manners