This character is confused for multiple siblings by a gay French teacher whom the protagonist plays chess with.
This character is confused for multiple siblings by a gay French teacher whom the protagonist plays chess with. The narrator slaps this character for lying about getting soda with a friend and altering the license plate number he recorded of the red convertible which was following them. The preface explains that this character died in childbirth after marrying Dick Schiller. A man's (*) diary entries about this character prompt Charlotte to run into the road and get hit by a car. This character is taken to a ranch owned by the playwright of The Enchanted Hunters, Clare Quilty. The narrator calls this character "light of my life, fire of my loins." For 10 points, name this "nymphet" loved by Humbert Humbert in the Vladimir Nabokov novel she titles.
This character is confused for multiple siblings by a gay French teacher whom the protagonist plays chess with.
Lolita Haze [or Dolores; or Lol; or Dolly; prompt on Haze]