One character in this work has a childhood memory of strolling through grass as high as her waist in Kentucky.
One character in this work has a childhood memory of strolling through grass as high as her waist in Kentucky. Another character goes often to Klein's hotel to play billiards and wakes up another character to insist that Raoul has the fever. Victor hurts this novel's protagonist by singing "Ah! Si tu sauvais" at the party she throws before moving into the "pigeon house". This novel's protagonist is enchanted by the piano playing of Mademoiselle Reisz, who lets her read the letters her beloved sends while he is in Mexico; she later takes up with Alcee Arobin after being temporarily abandoned by Robert Lebrun while Leonce is in New York. For 10 points, name this novel set on the Grand Isle, in which Edna Pontellier feels the stirrings of true love for the first time, by Kate Chopin.
One character in this work has a childhood memory of strolling through grass as high as her waist in Kentucky.
The Awakening