Count Antonov's heir

Count Antonov's heir

by Christina Laffeaty

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Princess Vezenski had asked Caroline to be a bridesmaid at her wedding. But how could Caroline go through with it? For the princess was marrying Count Antonov, the man Caroline loved deeply and passionately. Princess Vezenski had said it was permissible in the rigid Russian aristocracy to shed tears at a wedding. But Caroline feared she would spill something far more shattering than tears -- for when her heart broke, it might release its terrible secret. A secret that would surely plunge her beloved Count Antonov into poverty and humiliation.

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  1. 1

    How does Christina Laffeaty use the rigid social codes and expectations of the Russian aristocracy to heighten the emotional tension for Caroline?

  2. 2

    If you were in Caroline’s position, would you agree to be a bridesmaid at the wedding of the man you loved, or would self-preservation dictate a different choice?

  3. 3

    Caroline carries a "terrible secret" that could ruin the Count, forcing her to choose between his happiness with someone else and his financial and social ruin. How do you weigh the ethics of keeping a protective secret versus the pain of deception?

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