This novel's protagonist has affairs with Clara and Miriam, but ultimately goes off alone, shattered by the death of his mother, Gertrude.
In an early scene in this work, a man drunkenly throws a kitchen drawer at his wife. In another scene, students visit the Hemlock Stone, with one breaking his umbrella during the excursion. One character in this novel won two-egg cups at the "day of the wakes." That character in this novel later is given a haircut by his father, which causes estrangement among his parents. In a later chapter in this work, the protagonist is assaulted by Baxter Dawes, the husband of one of his(*) paramours. The protagonist of this work has a brother named William, who dies as a young man, and a coal mining father named Walter. This novel's protagonist has affairs with Clara and Miriam, but ultimately goes off alone, shattered by the death of his mother, Gertrude. For 10 points, name this novel about Paul Morel, a work by D.H. Lawrence.
In an early scene in this work, a man drunkenly throws a kitchen drawer at his wife.
Sons and Lovers 