The excessively generous servant girl Felicité's death is met by the vision of her hovering pet (*) parrot in this author's story "A Simple Heart," and he wrote about the growth of Frédéric Moreau in his novel A Sentimental Education.
James Wood's book How Fiction Works discusses the notable "impersonality" of this writer, and George Sand was addressed "Master" in this author's many letters to her. The excessively generous servant girl Felicité's death is met by the vision of her hovering pet (*) parrot in this author's story "A Simple Heart," and he wrote about the growth of Frédéric Moreau in his novel A Sentimental Education. In this author's most famous novel, the title character falls deeply in debt to Monsieur Lheureux and has affairs with Rodolphe and Leon, leaving her husband Charles heartbroken. For 10 points, name this French author of Madame Bovary.
James Wood's book How Fiction Works discusses the notable "impersonality" of this writer, and George Sand was addressed "Master" in this author's many letters to her.
Gustave Flaubert