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{{qq|'''4. In a story by this author, the potentially lesbian Adrienne drops flowers on a convent’s portico, which'''
 
{{qq|'''4. In a story by this author, the potentially lesbian Adrienne drops flowers on a convent’s portico, which'''
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  '''are swept away after she is barred from it. In a story by this author of “Lilacs,” a character “disappeared'''
 
  '''are swept away after she is barred from it. In a story by this author of “Lilacs,” a character “disappeared'''
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  '''among the reeds and willows” after being dismissed by her husband, who almost burns a letter that'''
 
  '''among the reeds and willows” after being dismissed by her husband, who almost burns a letter that'''
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  '''describes how he “will never know… his mother.” This author created a woman who whispers “body and'''
 
  '''describes how he “will never know… his mother.” This author created a woman who whispers “body and'''
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  '''soul free” before dying when her husband returns home. (*)''' Armand discovers his mixed-race blood in a
 
  '''soul free” before dying when her husband returns home. (*)''' Armand discovers his mixed-race blood in a
  story by this author, who wrote a novel in which a friend of Mademoiselle Reisz (“rise”)walks into the sea after
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  story by this author, who wrote a novel in which a friend of Mademoiselle Reisz (“rise”) walks into the sea after
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  a failed relationship with Robert Lebrun. For 10 points, name this author of “Désirée’s Baby,” “The Story of an
 
  a failed relationship with Robert Lebrun. For 10 points, name this author of “Désirée’s Baby,” “The Story of an
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  Hour,” and The Awakening.
 
  Hour,” and The Awakening.
  

Revision as of 15:57, 31 March 2025

4. In a story by this author, the potentially lesbian Adrienne drops flowers on a convent’s portico, which

are swept away after she is barred from it. In a story by this author of “Lilacs,” a character “disappeared

among the reeds and willows” after being dismissed by her husband, who almost burns a letter that

describes how he “will never know… his mother.” This author created a woman who whispers “body and

soul free” before dying when her husband returns home. (*) Armand discovers his mixed-race blood in a

story by this author, who wrote a novel in which a friend of Mademoiselle Reisz (“rise”) walks into the sea after

a failed relationship with Robert Lebrun. For 10 points, name this author of “Désirée’s Baby,” “The Story of an

Hour,” and The Awakening.

ANSWER: Kate Chopin [or Katherine O’Flaherty]

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