One of the main characters of this work tried to kill himself after reveling in the beauty of an outhouse and encountering the titular figure.
One of the main characters of this work tried to kill himself after reveling in the beauty of an outhouse and encountering the titular figure. It begins with an account of the title character's domination fetishes, and the destructive potential of the female characters is mirrored by a church sermon on the death of John the Baptist. Thoughts of opening a hotel on Lake Como are repeatedly dashed by the title character's feminism, her lover's sadism and class resentment, and Christine's horror at both of them. The entry of the count prompts Jean to command, FTP, what female protagonist of an August Strindberg play to commit suicide?
One of the main characters of this work tried to kill himself after reveling in the beauty of an outhouse and encountering the titular figure.
{Miss Julie} (or {Froken Julie}, if you're Swedish)