The baby is left with a nurse at the hospital, and Robert is once again in need of help. Robert had and still has no feelings for Katherine, and she ends up having the baby, Margaret, and dies in childbirth. He is banished too from the hospital, along with Katherine. Robert ends up impregnating a woman, Katherine, who is also a patient at the hospital. While Pearce is there, he tragically dies. Pearce is a Quaker that lives at an old fashioned mental health hospital, run by others of his religion. Robert find his best friend, Pearce, to hopefully give him some help. The King bans him immediately from the mansion and manor as soon as he hears this dreadful news. Robert, simply being a part of this scheme, was never actually supposed to love Celia, but he ends up doing so despite the King's orders. Robert receives from this marriage a manor that has a thirty-room mansion with all supplies, furniture and servants standing ready when he moves in. This marriage was part of an idea to hide the fact that Celia was actually the mistress of the King, so the King places great trust in Robert not to tell anyone of this secret. Gradually his status in the kingdom increases when he is ordered to marry the mistress of the King, Celia. Now that his father is dead, the King appoints Robert a role in the palace as well, as the main physician of the palace dogs. He does not have his full education because he left school after the death of his father, who was the official glove maker of the King. Robert Merivel is a partly educated physician/surgeon. The story is told by him in first person, and the basics of the story are him telling how he came of age, starting when he was just 9 years old. The main character and protagonist is Robert Merivel. The King of Britain at the time is Charles II. Restoration is set in London, England during the time period of 1660-1670. Written by Gisca Syanitia II, Gulsan Nayak and other people who wish to remain anonymous We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.

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