The protagonist of this novel is disappointed when he can't go abroad, and instead must stay and work in a stocking mill.
One character in this novel runs away with a superficial woman named Lily and becomes sick and dies. The protagonist of this novel is disappointed when he can't go abroad, and instead must stay and work in a stocking mill. Annie wishes that her mother would pass away from cancer instead of lingering, and Walter retreats into alcoholism after losing touch with his son. Baxter accosts the protagonist of this novel at the tavern, and he's separated from Clara Dawes, a woman with whom the protagonist has an affair. The protagonist is also attracted to Miriam Lievers, who helps him judge his art. The protagonist of this novel eventually gives his mother, Gertrude, an overdose of morphine, killing her. For ten points, identify this novel about Paul Morel, a work by D.H. Lawrence.
One character in this novel runs away with a superficial woman named Lily and becomes sick and dies.
{Sons and Lovers}