At the end of the work in which this character appears, her sister Liza-Lu sees her dead as the result of a crime at The Herons in Sandbourne. She has a child whom she names Sorrow after being either seduced or raped by her supposed cousin. This former milkmaid at Talbothays Dairy is a "pure woman" according to the novel's subtitle, but her husband will not forgive her for her one indiscretion and flees to Brazil to start a new life, only to later returns to her. FTP, name this woman, the object of the affections of both Alec Stoke and Angel Clare, the descendant of a 
At the end of the work in which this character appears, her sister Liza-Lu sees her dead as the result of a crime at The Herons in Sandbourne. She has a child whom she names Sorrow after being either seduced or raped by her supposed cousin. This former milkmaid at Talbothays Dairy is a "pure woman" according to the novel's subtitle, but her husband will not forgive her for her one indiscretion and flees to Brazil to start a new life, only to later returns to her. FTP, name this woman, the object of the affections of both Alec Stoke and Angel Clare, the descendant of a formerly noble family and the title character of a Thomas Hardy novel.
At the end of the work in which this character appears, her sister Liza-Lu sees her dead as the result of a crime at The Herons in Sandbourne.
Tess of the D'Urbervilles [or Tess Durbeyfield]