The protagonist of this short story worries her mother by crying during a phone call about gold bath taps. While browsing a library, the narrator of this story is shocked by an obscene image of a girl being beaten in a book about a Turkish harem. (15[1])This story’s protagonist finds a postcard of a graveyard from a Romanian countess named Carmilla. (-5[1])The narrator of this short story watches Tristan und Isolde while wearing a white muslin dress (15[1])given to her as a wedding gift. After she loses her (*) virginity in a bedroom filled with (10[1])lilies and a dozen mirrors, (10[1])the protagonist (10[1])of this (10[1])story befriends a blind piano-tuner named Jean-Yves. (10[1])The protagonist of this story is nearly beheaded by her husband in a castle courtyard, (10[1])but is saved by her mother. (10[1])For 10 points, name this Bluebeard retelling that titles a short story collection by Angela Carter. ■END■ (10[3])