The protagonist of this work is brought to tears by a Chopin impromptu mentioned by another characterin a letter sent from Mexico.
The protagonist of this work is brought to tears by a Chopin impromptu mentioned by another characterin a letter sent from Mexico. In this novel, the "lady in black" remains silent and the Farival twins play thepiano for guests. The protagonist collapses into her porch hammock after learning how to swim, and later,she strips herself naked before drowning. Mrs. Highcamp invites this novel's protagonist to attend theraces with her and Alcee Arobin. The resort called Grand Isle is the setting for much of this novel, in whichDoctor Mandelet suspects that Leonce's wife is having an affair with Robert Lebrun. For 10 points, namethis novel about Edna Pontellier written by Kate Chopin.
The protagonist of this work is brought to tears by a Chopin impromptu mentioned by another characterin a letter sent from Mexico.
The Awakening