A character with this surname is amused by the buttons on a telephone while requesting an ambulance for a resident of 244 East 87th Street.
A character with this surname is amused by the buttons on a telephone while requesting an ambulance for a resident of 244 East 87th Street. This surname is borne by a character who notes that "history is about to crack wide open" before ominously stating that "millennium approaches". That character with this surname would probably still be alive today writing for Ms. magazine if not for the efforts of Roy Cohn, who is haunted by a character with this surname while dying of AIDS in the play Angels in America. The opening line of Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar mentions that the novel takes place during "the summer that they electrocuted" two people with this surname. For 10 points, give this surname shared by Julius and Ethel, who were accused of spying for the Soviet Union.
A character with this surname is amused by the buttons on a telephone while requesting an ambulance for a resident of 244 East 87th Street.
Rosenberg