A character created by this author describes losing all hope in life after a love interest points out a caterpillar in his hair as he's attempting to kiss her.
A character created by this author describes losing all hope in life after a love interest points out a caterpillar in his hair as he's attempting to kiss her. Another character created by this author shoots out the eyes of a portrait that has a mustache drawn on it and makes mines out of china teapots. In a work by this author, the narrator's friend Serval describes how people from a certain region are asked their names and addresses before being burned to death by Mother Savage. A character created by this author whose use of the phrase "fi donc" has earned him a feminine nickname is murdered by the prostitute Rachel. In another story by this author, a carriage containing the Loiseaus ("lwah-ZOHS") and Cornudet is allowed to return to Le Havre ("AHV") after Elisabeth Rousset sleeps with a Prussian officer. For 10 points, name this French author of "Mademoiselle Fifi" and "Boule de Suif" ("bool duh sweef").
A character created by this author describes losing all hope in life after a love interest points out a caterpillar in his hair as he's attempting to kiss her.
Guy de Maupassant (“MO-pah-sant”) &lt;Short Fiction&gt;