Although this novel's foreword is penned by John Ray, its protagonist writes the bulk of the work, also known as The Confession of a White Widowed Male, as a testimonial for the jury that is set to convict him for the murder of Clare Quilty. The protagonist had encountered Quilty while on a cross-country road trip with his deceased wife's twelve-year-old daughter, who had become his lover shortly after her mother's death. The nickname of this young girl, whose real name was Dolores Haze, was given to her by the protagonist, her stepfather, Humbert Humbert. FTP, name th
Although this novel's foreword is penned by John Ray, its protagonist writes the bulk of the work, also known as The Confession of a White Widowed Male, as a testimonial for the jury that is set to convict him for the murder of Clare Quilty. The protagonist had encountered Quilty while on a cross-country road trip with his deceased wife's twelve-year-old daughter, who had become his lover shortly after her mother's death. The nickname of this young girl, whose real name was Dolores Haze, was given to her by the protagonist, her stepfather, Humbert Humbert. FTP, name this novel by Vladimir Nabokov.          |
Although this novel's foreword is penned by John Ray, its protagonist writes the bulk of the work, also known as The Confession of a White Widowed Male, as a testimonial for the jury that is set to convict him for the murder of Clare Quilty.
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