The title character of The Lady of the Camellias wears a camellia of this color to signal that she is too (*) sick to have sex.
In a book with this color in the title, a woman reveals to the narrator that her father, whom he had been sleeping next to, is actually dead. In a novel, two painters who have gone blind discuss the meaning of this color and whether they would be able to understand this color if they had been born blind. The title character of The Lady of the Camellias wears a camellia of this color to signal that she is too (*) sick to have sex. This color appears in the title of a collection of stories which includes "Crossing the Zbrucz" and "My First Goose." This color symbolizes the army, as opposed to the Catholic Church, in the title of a novel about Julien Sorel. For 10 points, name this color which, in the title of that Stendhal novel, is paired with "black."
In a book with this color in the title, a woman reveals to the narrator that her father, whom he had been sleeping next to, is actually dead.
red