After Lebrun abandons her, the protagonist of this novel commits suicide by walking into the sea.
The narrator of this novel often describes the "voice of the sea." While dying, the protagonist of this novel remembers a cavalry officer's spurs clanging as he walked across her porch. The protagonist's lover leaves her a note reading "Good-bye - because I love you." It begins with a parrot screeching the phrase "allez-vous-en," and sees the protagonist get moved to tears by Mademoiselle Reisz's piano performance. This novel begins at a resort on Grand Isle, where the protagonist contemplates cheating on her husband with Robert Lebrun. After Lebrun abandons her, the protagonist of this novel commits suicide by walking into the sea. For 10 points, name this Kate Chopin novel about Edna Pontellier. 
The narrator of this novel often describes the "voice of the sea."
The Awakening