This character "often bounced the ball once or twice, or pawed at the ground a little, always at ease". This character performed the aforementioned acts while playing tennis, but "preferred swimming" to that sport. She "preferred acting to swimming", though, and acts in a school play before running off with the play's author. That play is The Hunted Enchanter, and that playwright is Clare Quilty. This character is referred to by the narrator of a novel named after her as "light of my life, fire of my loins". For 10 points, name this "nymphet" lusted after by Humbert Humbert.
This character "often bounced the ball once or twice, or pawed at the ground a little, always at ease". This character performed the aforementioned acts while playing tennis, but "preferred swimming" to that sport. She "preferred acting to swimming", though, and acts in a school play before running off with the play's author. That play is The Hunted Enchanter, and that playwright is Clare Quilty. This character is referred to by the narrator of a novel named after her as "light of my life, fire of my loins". For 10 points, name this "nymphet" lusted after by Humbert Humbert.
This character "often bounced the ball once or twice, or pawed at the ground a little, always at ease".