One character in this novel is a taciturn widow referred to as "the lady in black.
One character in this novel is a taciturn widow referred to as "the lady in black." It opens with images of a parrot speaking French and a whistling mockingbird. Doctor Mandelet offers the protagonist help, but she instead seeks advice from the pianist Mademoiselle Reisz, who receives letters from another character who is in Mexico. The protagonist has an affair with Alcée Arobin despite her love for Robert Lebrun. The wife of Léonce ultimately commits suicide by wading into the Gulf of Mexico in, for 10 points, what novel about Edna Pontellier by Kate Chopin?
One character in this novel is a taciturn widow referred to as "the lady in black.
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