One character in this novel imagines herself representing Britain in the Olympicsin the event of net
One character in this novel imagines herself representing Britain in the Olympicsin the event of nettle-cutting. That character in this novel based her story TwoFigures by a Fountain upon watching her sister diving to recover a piece of a broken(+) vase, and she had earlier been unable to perform her play The Trials of Arabella. In response to a vulgar letter to her sister, that character falsely accused its author of the (*) rape of Lola, resulting in his joining the British Army during World War II. That man, Robbie Turner, is eventually reunited with his love Cecilia in the new life written for them. For ten points, name this novel about Briony Tallis's quest for absolution written by Ian McEwan.
One character in this novel imagines herself representing Britain in the Olympicsin the event of nettle-cutting.
Atonement