The protagonist of this novel copies out Charles Baudelaire's "Le Balcon" and reads it to his love interest immediately before his mother chastises him for burning a loaf of bread. In an earlier scene, the protagonist's father accidentally pulls out a kitchen drawer, but he displays a knack for quick recovery when a piece of rock falls on his leg at work. The protagonist of this novel works at the "Spiral" corner of a warehouse and is supervised by Mr. Pappleworth, whom he comes to enjoy. The protagonist later visits Willey Farm, where he meets
The protagonist of this novel copies out Charles Baudelaire's "Le Balcon" and reads it to his love interest immediately before his mother chastises him for burning a loaf of bread. In an earlier scene, the protagonist's father accidentally pulls out a kitchen drawer, but he displays a knack for quick recovery when a piece of rock falls on his leg at work. The protagonist of this novel works at the "Spiral" corner of a warehouse and is supervised by Mr. Pappleworth, whom he comes to enjoy. The protagonist later visits Willey Farm, where he meets his love interest Miriam. After the main character rejects both Miriam and Clara Dawes, he falls into a depressive state and gives his mother a lethal dose of morphine. For 10 points, name this novel about the budding artist Paul Morel, a novel by D.H. Lawrence.
The protagonist of this novel copies out Charles Baudelaire's "Le Balcon" and reads it to his love interest immediately before his mother chastises him for burning a loaf of bread.
Sons and Lovers