It ends with the death of the title character after drinking an antidote given to her by Giovanni.
In this story, the title character's voice makes the protagonist think of "deep hues of purple or crimson." One character in this story tells the protagonist about an Indian doctor who presented Alexander the Great with a beautiful woman in a plot to kill him; that character gives the protagonist a vase by Cellini. Dr. (*) Baglioni frequently tries to advise this story's protagonist against visiting a woman who was born at the same moment as a large purple flower and was seen killing a spider with her breath. It ends with the death of the title character after drinking an antidote given to her by Giovanni. For 10 points, name this Nathaniel Hawthorne story about Beatrice, who has become poisonous due to being raised among her father's plants.
In this story, the title character's voice makes the protagonist think of "deep hues of purple or crimson.
"Rappaccini's Daughter"