The carriage-driver Hivert explains that this character's dog, Djali, ran away. This character skips out on the third act of Lagardy's performance of Lucia di Lammermoor while in Rouen. This is the title character of a novel that ends with the Cross of the Legion of Honor being given to the bad pharmacist (*) Homais. During an all-day carriage ride that ends with her tearing up a letter and tossing it, this character probably consummates her affa
The carriage-driver Hivert explains that this character's dog, Djali, ran away. This character skips out on the third act of Lagardy's performance of Lucia di Lammermoor while in Rouen. This is the title character of a novel that ends with the Cross of the Legion of Honor being given to the bad pharmacist (*) Homais. During an all-day carriage ride that ends with her tearing up a letter and tossing it, this character probably consummates her affair with Léon. This character's husband, Charles, is so boring that she piles on debt and takes arsenic to commit suicide. For 10 points, name this title character of a Gustave Flaubert novel.
The carriage-driver Hivert explains that this character's dog, Djali, ran away.
Emma Bovary [or Madame Bovary]