Upon his return to England after a long absence, Arthur Clennam finds himself intrigued by the presence of a young seamstress, Amy Dorrit, within his mother’s house. Mrs. Clennam, a woman rarely inclined towards kindness, has made an unusua…

Arthur found himself drawn into the orbit of Amy Dorrit, becoming entangled in the complexities of her family’s plight. He suspected his own family held a hand in their downfall, and felt compelled to offer some measure of redress. The very…

Flintwinch cast barbed remarks at Arthur’s mother concerning the enigma dwelling within the House of Clennam. Meanwhile, Amy learned that a gentleman had settled her brother’s debts. And Arthur received an invitation to Twickenham, offering…

A proposal of marriage leaves Amy adrift in uncertainty. Meanwhile, Arthur finds himself welcomed as a partner within Daniel Doyce’s engineering firm. And in London, the French villain Rigaud makes his entrance.

Amy went with her sister Fanny to meet Mrs. Merdle, the most influential woman in London’s social circles. Separately, Rigaud acquired the Clennam papers, and Chivery, the jailer, asked Arthur to intercede on behalf of a young man named Joh…

Pancks enlisted John Chivery’s assistance in unraveling the enigma linking the Dorrit family to the House of Clennam, while Arthur made a proposal of marriage to Pet Meagles. Meanwhile, Tattycoram fled Twickenham, and Amy resigned herself t…

Rigaud makes his acquaintance with the household of Clennam, as Arthur stands as best man at Pet’s wedding to Henry Gowan. Pancks completes his inquiry into the protracted confinement of the Dorrit family within the Marshalsea debtors' pris…

After more than two decades of confinement in the Marshalsea, Mr. Dorrit is released and, with his family, embarks on a journey to establish themselves as respectable members of society. Miss Wade tasks Rigaud with observing both Pet and He…

The Dorrits reached Venice, where Fanny rekindled a friendship with Edmund Sparkler and his formidable mother, Mrs. Merdle. Elsewhere, Amy found companionship in Pet Gowan, their bond forged by a shared affection for Arthur. Meanwhile, Riga…

Edmund Sparkler is captivated by Fanny, a devotion that deeply displeases his mother, Mrs. Merdle, who is resolved to keep them apart. At the same time, Merdle's Bank faces a surge of eager investors. Arthur grows uneasy upon spotting a shi…

A palpable sense of romance settled over the household as Mrs. General initiated her pursuit of Mr. Dorrit, while Fanny directed her ardent attention toward Sparkler. Simultaneously, a disquieting echo of past sorrows reached Mr. Dorrit in …

Dorrit departed Amy in Venice, journeying back to London with the newly married Fanny and Sparkler. Yet, the opulent life he envisioned proved less fulfilling than anticipated. Elsewhere, Arthur invested Doyce and Clennam’s funds in Merdle'…

Dorrit returned to Venice a shattered man, his journey spurred by a sojourn in London that had dredged up painful recollections. Arthur cautioned his mother that she might be at risk from Rigaud. And in the city's labyrinthine streets, Amy …

The demise of Mr. Merdle and the subsequent failure of his bank reverberated through London, threatening financial devastation for countless individuals. Arthur found himself once again a prisoner at the Marshalsea, while Amy journeyed back…