Chapter 25-29 (NA)

Key Decisions in Northanger Abbey:

• Catherine traces her problems back to the Gothic Literature she read and decides that it was  bad influence on her
• The Allen's decisions to take Catherine to Bath
• Catherine goes to Northanger Abbey
• How she handles her feelings about Henry
• Spending more time with Isabella
• John Thorpe's decision to exaggerate about Catherine's wealth
• Catherine's decision to read

General Tilney's Decision 

• He decides to send Catherine away
• Eleanor has come to inform Catherine that the General has remembered an engagement and that Catherine has to leave immediately. And she means really immediately; the General is insisting that Catherine should go first thing in the morning and he won't even supply transportation for her.
• Catherine is horrified and can't figure out what she did to make the General throw her out.
• Catherine is appalled by how rude the General is being and is devastated about having to leave Henry

Possible reasons for his actions:
- Catherine accuses him of being a murderer

• Possibly in love with Catherine
• Fed up with Catherine snooping around
• May of heard a rumour about Catherine