This woman then murders her child, buries it in some bushes, and is convicted for infanticide.
This character drapes herself in a black lace scarf, puts on a pair of large earrings made of colored glass and gilding, and admires herself in a small, red-framed looking-glass in the chapter "The Two Bed Chambers." In an act of desperation, she finds a pool with which she will kill herself, but her lack of resolve leads her to sleep in a sheep pen where she is found by a shepherd. She dreams of being grand like Miss Lydia and Lady Dacey and of wearing finery that will outshine the new print dress of her rival, Mary Burge. This character makes an arduous journey to Windsor only to learn that the father of her unborn child is part of a regiment that has been called away. This woman then murders her child, buries it in some bushes, and is convicted for infanticide. This dairy maid is the love interest of a gifted carpenter in Hayslope who has a fistfight with the man she dreams of marrying, the squire Arthur Donnithorne. For 10 points, name this beautiful but shallow woman who appears in Adam Bede.
This character drapes herself in a black lace scarf, puts on a pair of large earrings made of colored glass and gilding, and admires herself in a small, red-framed looking-glass in the chapter "The Two Bed Chambers.
Hetty Sorrel [accept either name]