At one point in this story, a man wakes up to find that a purple mark shaped like four fingers has appeared on his hand.
At one point in this story, a man wakes up to find that a purple mark shaped like four fingers has appeared on his hand. The protagonist bribes Lisabetta to show him a secret entrance into a garden he had seen from the window of his Padua apartment. The main character learns from Professor Baglioni about the unethical experiments of the garden's owner. At the end of this story the protagonist learns he has been contaminated through his interactions with the title character, Beatrice. For 10 points, name this story in which Giovanni Guasconti discovers that the title character is poisonous, written by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
At one point in this story, a man wakes up to find that a purple mark shaped like four fingers has appeared on his hand.
“{Rappacini's Daughter}”