This novel includes one character's announcement that he and Leona have "killed the tiger," symbolizing their overcoming of their sexual tension.
This novel includes one character's announcement that he and Leona have "killed the tiger," symbolizing their overcoming of their sexual tension. That same character eats flowers and drinks perfume in order to ingest the scent of his beloved, leading to vomiting. One major event sees Dr. Urbino dying after falling while trying to get his parrot out of a mango tree. Detailing the love of Florentino Ariza for Fermina Daza, for 10 points, name this novel in which the yellow flag of the titular sickness is raised over a boat, a novel by Gabriel García-Marquez.
This novel includes one character's announcement that he and Leona have "killed the tiger," symbolizing their overcoming of their sexual tension.
Love in the {Time} of {Cholera} (or {El Amor en los Tiempos del Colera})