Which is the darkest of Trollope's novels?
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1puddleshark
My world is turned upside down. I've just read 'The Trumpet-Major' by Thomas Hardy, which turned out unexpectedly light-hearted, followed by 'Phineas Redux' which turned out unexpectedly dark. Death, murder and disillusionment...
Which do you think is the darkest of Trollope's novels?
Which do you think is the darkest of Trollope's novels?
3Hope97
I thought The Vicar of Bullhampton really dark for a trollope novels, prostitutes, fallen women and murder, very dark stuff!
4soniaandree
Definitely the Macdermots of Ballycloran!
5stringcat3
Sir Harry Hotspur and linda Tressel were desperately sad - but now I' m wondering whether 'dark' might include 'cynical' in which case The Way We Live Now certainly is in the running.