Inspired to pursue self-expression by the Creole Adele Ratingolle, the main character of this novel pursues painting, much to the concern of her husband Leonce, and studying piano under Madamoiselle Reisz. During this period of time, she also pursues an affair with the libertine Alcee Arobin though she remains emotionally attached to Robert Lebrun 
Inspired to pursue self-expression by the Creole Adele Ratingolle, the main character of this novel pursues painting, much to the concern of her husband Leonce, and studying piano under Madamoiselle Reisz. During this period of time, she also pursues an affair with the libertine Alcee Arobin though she remains emotionally attached to Robert Lebrun whom she met at Grande Isle at the start of the novel. FTP, name this Kate Chopin novel following the heroine Edna Pontellier.
Inspired to pursue self-expression by the Creole Adele Ratingolle, the main character of this novel pursues painting, much to the concern of her husband Leonce, and studying piano under Madamoiselle Reisz.
The {Awakening}