Connies Unhappy Marriage To Clifford Chatterley Is One Scarred By Mutual Frustration And Alienation. Crippled From Wartime Action, Clifford Is Confined To A Wheelchair, While Connies Solitary, Sterile Existence Is Contained Within The Narrow Parameters Of The Chatterley Ancestral Home, Wragby. She Seizes Her Chance At Happiness And Freedom When She Embarks On A Passionate Affair With The Estates Gamekeeper, Mellors, Discovering A World Of Sexual Opportunity And Pleasure Shed Thought Lost To Her.the Explosive Passion Of Connie And Mellors Relationship And The Searing Candour With Which It Is Described Marked A Watershed In Twentieth-century Fiction, Garnering Lady Chatterleys Lover A Wide And Enduring Readership And Lasting Notoriety.the Text Is Taken From The Privately Published Authors Unabridged Popular Edition Of 1930, The Last To Be Supervised In D.