This novel's protagonist finds a note detailing an execution of a man whose name anagrams to his own.
This novel's protagonist finds a note detailing an execution of a man whose name anagrams to his own. Abbé Pirard mentors the protagonist in Besançon and recommends him as secretary to the Marquis de la Mole. The protagonist impregnates Mathilde, whose father, the Marquis, calls off the marriage after getting Madame de Rênal's letter exposing the protagonist's previous affair. The protagonist then shoots her, and is sentenced to death and beheaded. The revolution and the clergy are represented by the title colors in, for 10 points, what novel about Julian Sorel, by Stendhal?
This novel's protagonist finds a note detailing an execution of a man whose name anagrams to his own.
The {Red} and the {Black} or Le {Rouge et} le {Noir} (accept {Red} and {Black} or {Scarlet} and {Black}]