This character's lover believes that Lombard sunshine isn't as cheerful as 
This character's lover believes that Lombard sunshine isn't as cheerful as that of southern Italy. That lover is repeatedly called out to by this character with the inquiry "Why tarriest thou?" Professor Baglioni compares this character to a woman "as lovely as the dawn" who was gifted to Alexander the Great. After consuming (*) liquid from a silver vase crafted by Benvenuto Cellini at the end of the story, this character dies. For 10 points, name this character loved by Giovanni whose touch and breath bring death, the title child of a Hawthorne story.
This character's lover believes that Lombard sunshine isn't as cheerful as that of southern Italy.