One character in this novel falls in love with Morten Schartzkopf when she goes to the seashore to avoid the man who would become her first husband, but marries that man due to her family's wishes.
One character in this novel falls in love with Morten Schartzkopf when she goes to the seashore to avoid the man who would become her first husband, but marries that man due to her family's wishes. She would later divorce that man, Herr Grunlich and marry Herr Permaneder, despite having a daughter, Erica, with Herr (*) Grunlich. After the parents of the titular family, Jean and Frau, die, the children Christian, Antonie, and Tom fight over inheritance, and Tom's son Hanno dies during a typhoid epidemic, bringing an end to the family line. For 10 points, name this novel about the decline of the titular merchant family from Lubeck, a work of Thomas Mann.
One character in this novel falls in love with Morten Schartzkopf when she goes to the seashore to avoid the man who would become her first husband, but marries that man due to her family's wishes.
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