This character declares "deciding not to be a bitch" is "what we have instead of a God" after calling another character to meet at the Hotel Montana.
This character declares "deciding not to be a bitch" is "what we have instead of a God" after calling another character to meet at the Hotel Montana. This character's fiancÃ© insultingly calls another character a "steer" for following them to San Sebastian. At the end of the novel she appears in, her claim "we could have had such a damned good time together" is undermined by the narrator's response "Isn't it pretty to think so?" This character is engaged to Mike Campbell, and her brief fling with the Jewish boxer Robert Cohn ends disastrously when he brutally beats her current lover Pedro Romero the night before fighting in a bullring in Pamplona. For 10 points, name this English femme fatale who loves the impotent Jake Barnes in Hemingway's novel The Sun Also Rises.
This character declares "deciding not to be a bitch" is "what we have instead of a God" after calling another character to meet at the Hotel Montana.
Lady Brett Ashley [or Lady Brett Ashley]