Shortly after they reconcile at the end of  The
A "poor chap" who "always loved larking" suffers this fate in a Stevie Smith poem that notes "I was much too far out all my life". During a trip to Italy, Gwendolen Harleth's hesitation allows this fate to befall Henleigh Grandcourt in  Daniel Deronda . Diggory Venn arrives in time to prevent Clym Yeobright from suffering this fate at the end of  The Return of the Native , though Damon Wildeve and Eustacia Vye both fall victim to it. Shortly after they reconcile at the end of  The (*)  Mill on the Floss , both Tom and Maggie Tulliver suffer this fate. Shortly after listing the symbolic meanings of various types of flowers, a Shakespearean character suffers this fate after falling out of a willow tree. For 10 points, identify the method of death experienced by Ophelia from  Hamlet .
A "poor chap" who "always loved larking" suffers this fate in a Stevie Smith poem that notes "
drown ing [prompt on  suicide  or  death ]