While transporting some beehives to a market, this character falls asleep and has a dream about a nobleman laughing at her; when she awakes, she discovers that her family's horse, Prince, has died in a collision with a mail cart.
While transporting some beehives to a market, this character falls asleep and has a dream about a nobleman laughing at her; when she awakes, she discovers that her family's horse, Prince, has died in a collision with a mail cart. This character does not think that a rooster crowing during the middle of her wedding day is a bad omen. This character writes a confession and slips it under a door, but her fiance does not receive it because the note is hidden beneath a carpet. For a time, she works alongside Izz and Marian at Talbothays Dairy. After revealing to her fiance that she is not a virgin, she drives Angel Clare to flee to Brazil, and she is so enraged at Alec for seducing her that she stabs him to death. For 10 points, name this title character of a Thomas Hardy novel whose name resembles that of the highborn D'Urberville family.
While transporting some beehives to a market, this character falls asleep and has a dream about a nobleman laughing at her; when she awakes, she discovers that her family's horse, Prince, has died in a collision with a mail cart.
Tess of the D'Urvervilles [or Tess Durbeyfield]