Fed up with the mediocrity of his painting skills, he returns to London to study (*) medicine, where he becomes captivated with a café waitress whom he initially derides as unattractive.
The main character of this novel is only allowed to take one photograph left for him by his mother and is forced to return the rest to Miss Watkins. While studying art in Paris, this novel's protagonist meets Clutton, who is critical of his works as well as those of Fanny Price, who falls in love with the protagonist only to commit suicide after he spurns her. Fed up with the mediocrity of his painting skills, he returns to London to study (*) medicine, where he becomes captivated with a café waitress whom he initially derides as unattractive. After she dumps him, he moves in with a motherly writer of penny fiction named Norah Nesbitt, though he later returns to bail out Mildred Rogers when he realizes she has turned to prostitution. Centered on the club-footed Philip Carey is, for 10 points, what novel by Somerset Maugham?
The main character of this novel is only allowed to take one photograph left for him by his mother and is forced to return the rest to Miss Watkins.
Of {Human Bondage}