In an opera titled for this object, a woman known as the "Muscovite Venus" reminisces about singing Laurette's aria before Madame de Pompadour. The resident of Room 17 at the Obuhov hospital obsessive
In an opera titled for this object, a woman known as the "Muscovite Venus" reminisces about singing Laurette's aria before Madame de Pompadour. The resident of Room 17 at the Obuhov hospital obsessively mutters a six-word phrase whose final word refers to this object. By possessing this object and thirteen objects of a different kind, one can "shoot the moon" in Hearts. This object is usually used as the namesake card of Old Maid. In a story, this object appears after a three and a seven, causing Herman to go insane. For 10 points, name this card that titles an Alexander Pushkin story.