At a reception held by the Princess de Guermantes, the narrator meets the daughter of his lost love Gilberte.
The narrator of this work meets a family whose ancestor is projected on the wall of his bedroom by a magic lantern, and another character associates the music of the composer Vinteuil with his love for the prostitute Odette de Crecy. The protagonist is intrigued by the homosexuality of Baron de Charlus, and the combination of tea and sweet cake reminds the narrator of his stay in Combray. At a reception held by the Princess de Guermantes, the narrator meets the daughter of his lost love Gilberte. Including Swann's Way, For 10 points, name this multivolume novel by Marcel Proust.
The narrator of this work meets a family whose ancestor is projected on the wall of his bedroom by a magic lantern, and another character associates the music of the composer Vinteuil with his love for the prostitute Odette de Crecy.
{Remembrance of Things Past} [accept {In Search of Lost Time}; accept {A la Recherche du Temps Perdu}]