In one work by this author, Octave de Malivert dies of sorrow in Greece after he is rejected by Zohiloff; that work is Armance.
In one work by this author, Octave de Malivert dies of sorrow in Greece after he is rejected by Zohiloff; that work is Armance. In a more famous work, the protagonist gets imprisoned in the Farnese Tower after murdering a manager, but is rescued by Aunt Gina, who later marries Count Mosca. That protagonist himself comes to love Clelia Conti, who dies a few months after their child passes away. In his most famous work, the protagonist shoots Madame de (*) Renal after she exposes his previous affair, which leads Marquis to cancel his marriage with his lover, Mathilde de la Mole. For ten points, name this author who wrote about Fabrizio del Dongo in The Charterhouse of Parma and about Julien Sorel in The Red and the Black.
In one work by this author, Octave de Malivert dies of sorrow in Greece after he is rejected by Zohiloff; that work is Armance.
{Stendhal} (or Marie-Henri {Beyle})