Daniele is one of Giovanni’s friends in Venice. Though he seems introverted and lonely, he actually has a wife and two children, prompting Connie to reflect that “only people who are capable of real togetherness have that look of being alone.” Daniele is also notable for his extraordinary physical beauty.
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Daniele Character Timeline in Lady Chatterley’s Lover
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Chapter 17
...peace is complicated when Giovanni—thinking the two sisters are looking to have sex—hires his friend Daniele as a sort of sex worker. Connie and Hilda want no such thing, and Connie...
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...has been reignited. Duncan thinks that everyone feels as lonely as he does, remarking that Daniele—despite being so handsome—looks so solitary. But Connie knows that Daniele is married with two young...
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