Though initially guilt-ridden for her witnessing of Antonio's murder, things turn out somewhat more happily for Hilda when she learns of the sculptor Kenyon's love for her.
Though initially guilt-ridden for her witnessing of Antonio's murder, things turn out somewhat more happily for Hilda when she learns of the sculptor Kenyon's love for her. Less fortunate is Miriam, who had been stalked by Antonio before his death, but life is turned upside down for the killer, an Italian count named Donatello. Such are the events in, for 10 points, what novel by Hawthorne, whose title, drawn from the resemblance of Donatello to a statue by Praxiteles, was also used by Faulkner for his first book of poems?
Though initially guilt-ridden for her witnessing of Antonio's murder, things turn out somewhat more happily for Hilda when she learns of the sculptor Kenyon's love for her.
The Marble Faun