After further angst and adultery, everything ends badly: he dies of a heart attack, she wastes away in a concentration camp.
Years later, two old friends of the protagonist discover his illegitimate daughter working in the army's laundry department. She never met her father, as her parents were separated before she was born and her mother was forced to abandon her at a train station. As for the protagonist, he was raised by his uncle after being orphaned at a young age; he first met his lover when her mother attempted to commit suicide. After the suicide attempt, the Guishars move away and the lovers lose track of each other, but when conditions get harsh, the protagonist moves his family to a collective farm, where he meets her once more. The predatory Komarovsky first appears as an antagonist, but as the civil war grows more violent, the hero forces the heroine to flee with him in order to save her life. Meanwhile, he resolves to confess his adultery to his family, but his plans are foiled when he's kidnapped by partisans. After further angst and adultery, everything ends badly: he dies of a heart attack, she wastes away in a concentration camp. For ten points, identify this novel of the Russian Revolution, written by Boris Pasternak.
Years later, two old friends of the protagonist discover his illegitimate daughter working in the army's laundry department.
{Doctor Zhivago}