The protagonist of this novel could not "acknowledge that her brain was warped, for the brain itself must assist in that acknowledgment," and would instead like to look up gods in the dictionary to prepare for a trip to Greece. Refusing to inform the Miss Alans about her recent breakup because they are such gossips, she reminds her mom that she and her brother Freddy still love Windy Corner. The concluding chapter on "the end of the Middle Ages" relates a return to Florence where, at the Pensione Bertolini overlooking the Arno, Charlotte Bartlett refused an offer from Mr. Emerson to exchange compartments with Lucy Honeychurch. For 10 points, 
The protagonist of this novel could not "acknowledge that her brain was warped, for the brain itself must assist in that acknowledgment," and would instead like to look up gods in the dictionary to prepare for a trip to Greece. Refusing to inform the Miss Alans about her recent breakup because they are such gossips, she reminds her mom that she and her brother Freddy still love Windy Corner. The concluding chapter on "the end of the Middle Ages" relates a return to Florence where, at the Pensione Bertolini overlooking the Arno, Charlotte Bartlett refused an offer from Mr. Emerson to exchange compartments with Lucy Honeychurch. For 10 points, name this E. M. Forster novel.
The protagonist of this novel could not "acknowledge that her brain was warped, for the brain itself must assist in that acknowledgment," and would instead like to look up gods in the dictionary to prepare for a trip to Greece.
A {Room with a View}