This character is introduced in the chapter "Father and Son," which has a fake epigraph stating "E sara mia colpa, Se cosi e?"
This character is introduced in the chapter "Father and Son," which has a fake epigraph stating "E sara mia colpa, Se cosi e?" While examining a piece of torn paper on a lectern, this character finds the words "The First Step" on one side, but is shocked to read about the execution of a man whose name is an anagram of his own on the other. In Strasbourg, this man receives a letter from his fiancÃ© stating "All is lost!", which causes him to return home and hire a gunsmith to make a pair of pistols. Initially, this character gets a tutoring job for knowing the entire Biblein Latin by heart, but later gets kicked out of a school in BesanÃ§on for being a Jansenist. This character's lover, inspired by her martyred ancestor Boniface, kisses his severed head, and builds a marmoreal shrine for him. This worker for the Marquis de la Mole is guillotined for shooting Madame de Renal. For 10 points, name this tragic hero of The Red and the Black.
This character is introduced in the chapter "Father and Son," which has a fake epigraph stating "E sara mia colpa, Se cosi e?"
Julien Sorel [or Julien  Sorel]