We are not going to journal on Portrait chapter three, but lines notes are available here.
Now, I would love for you to read all of chapter three; it's obviously integral to the text or it wouldn't be there in its entirety. However, if you are stressed and or pressed for time, you may condense it in the following manner:
Read from beginning to "When the agony of shame had passed from him" (123).
Skim the next several pages and find one description of hell that you find compelling.
Then begin reading again at "He went up to his room again after dinner" (142) which is just after the -O my God, -O my God recitation in italics, and read to the end of the chapter.
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