One character in this short story feels his identity "fading out into a gray impalpable world" before he hears the sound of snow against the window.
One character in this short story feels his identity "fading out into a gray impalpable world" before he hears the sound of snow against the window. Another character in this story wants to travel to Galway but is rebuked by her husband, who then mentally prepares a speech about the Three Graces. One character in this story is offended at being called a "West Briton" while dancing with Miss Ivors and later imagines a possible painting he titles Distant Music while gazing up a staircase. That character's wife breaks down crying because the song "The Lass of Aughrim" reminds her of Michael Furey. For 10 points, name this short story about Gabriel Conroy from James Joyce's Dubliners.
One character in this short story feels his identity "fading out into a gray impalpable world" before he hears the sound of snow against the window.
"The Dead"