At the beginning of this novel, Timothy Fairway, Grandfer Cantle, and other locals gossip about a marriage they presume happened the same day. A main character's mother believes she is shunned by her son, but they meet later as he travels to Bloom's End while dying from an adder bit. Susan Nunsuch sticks pins into one of the main characters shortly before the character falls into the weir in what may have been a suicide. 
At the beginning of this novel, Timothy Fairway, Grandfer Cantle, and other locals gossip about a marriage they presume happened the same day. A main character's mother believes she is shunned by her son, but they meet later as he travels to Bloom's End while dying from an adder bit. Susan Nunsuch sticks pins into one of the main characters shortly before the character falls into the weir in what may have been a suicide. The title refers to one of her lovers, who ends the novel a sad, solitary preacher. Eustacia Vye dies in, FTP, this work in which Clym Yeobright goes back to Egdon Heath, a novel by Thomas Hardy.
At the beginning of this novel, Timothy Fairway, Grandfer Cantle, and other locals gossip about a marriage they presume happened the same day.
The {Return of the Native}