The protagonist faints in a public square when she sees blood pouring out of the mouth of a man being stabbed over an unpaid debt.
In one scene from this work the protagonist listens to a recitation of a Joseph Emery Prank novel before realizing a passage about a rendezvous in a field of violets is based on herself. The protagonist faints in a public square when she sees blood pouring out of the mouth of a man being stabbed over an unpaid debt. One character in this novel rents the decrepit Cissie Villa from Harry Otway as part of a cruel joke, and later the rector Mr. Beebe consoles the main character after she breaks off her engagement with Cecil Vyse. At the beginning of this novel the protagonist travels with Charlotte Bartlett to Florence where she meets her future husband George Emerson in the titular apartment overlooking the Arno. For 10 points, name this novel about Lucy Honeychurch by E. M. Forster.
In one scene from this work the protagonist listens to a recitation of a Joseph Emery Prank novel before realizing a passage about a rendezvous in a field of violets is based on herself.
A Room with a View