One character in this work is told not to destroy a miniature portrait, which she keeps with her after burning some mysterious letters of her father's. A servant named Ludovico tells the main character of this work about a prisoner, Monsieur Du Pont. The protagonist of this work notices that a nun looks like the woman from a portrait at the chateau of the Villefort family. Morano attempts to steal the protagonist of this work away from the title locale, but the protagonist of this novel is ultim
One character in this work is told not to destroy a miniature portrait, which she keeps with her after burning some mysterious letters of her father's. A servant named Ludovico tells the main character of this work about a prisoner, Monsieur Du Pont. The protagonist of this work notices that a nun looks like the woman from a portrait at the chateau of the Villefort family. Morano attempts to steal the protagonist of this work away from the title locale, but the protagonist of this novel is ultimately reunited with her lover Valancourt. In the beginning of this novel, the protagonist and her aunt are taken to the central locale, Moroni's castle in the Apennines. This novel influences Catherine Morland to view the Tilneys' home as a haunted house in another work. For 10 points, name this Gothic novel about Emily St. Aubert that figures prominently in Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey, a novel by Ann Radcliffe.
One character in this work is told not to destroy a miniature portrait, which she keeps with her after burning some mysterious letters of her father's.
The {Mysteries} of {Udolpho}