Dirk still hoped that his wife, quarreled with Strickland, would come back to him, but that was just a dream. Blanche tried to commit suicide. Dirk Stroeve tried to talk to his wife but she didn't listen to him. One day the narrator got to know from Dirk about the suicide of Mrs. Stroeve: she had drunk oxalic acid after Charles's leaving. She was very week and died in some days. It was the great loss for her husband he made a decision to move to Holland. It was hard time for him.
Soon after the death, the narrator met Charles Strickland. Charles was calm and quiet, as it turned out he didn't consider himself to be guilty of Mrs. Stoeve's death. Moreover, he even didn't remember her, she was just a beautiful sitter for him. He presented Strove Blanche’s portrait.
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Dirk HAD still hoped