The narrator then marries Charlotte, but when she reads his diary, she runs into the street and is run over by a car, leaving the narrator free to drive around the country, visiting such seedy places as the Enchanted Hunters and Duk Duk Ranch, the residence of Clare Quilty.
In the foreword to this book, Dr. John Ray, Jr. informs the reader that Mrs. "Schiller" died in childbirth. The narrator's first love is the daughter of Vanessa van Ness; after the narrator's first wife Valeria leaves him, he makes his way to Ramsdale. The narrator then marries Charlotte, but when she reads his diary, she runs into the street and is run over by a car, leaving the narrator free to drive around the country, visiting such seedy places as the Enchanted Hunters and Duk Duk Ranch, the residence of Clare Quilty. Centering on the narrator's obsession with "nymphets," FTP identify this Nabokov novel purporting to be the memoirs of the pedophile Humbert Humbert.
In the foreword to this book, Dr. John Ray, Jr. informs the reader that Mrs. "Schiller" died in childbirth.
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