The title character of Elizabeth Strout's Olive Kitteridge retires from this profession, which is also the profession of Grant Wiggins, who must make Jefferson into a man before his execution, in a novel by Ernest Gaines.
The title character of Elizabeth Strout's Olive Kitteridge retires from this profession, which is also the profession of Grant Wiggins, who must make Jefferson into a man before his execution, in a novel by Ernest Gaines. This occupation is held by Karen Wright and Martha Dobie, who are accused of being lesbians, in a work by Lillian Hellman, as well as by the pro-fascist title character of (*) Muriel Spark's The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie. Another character with this job competes with Brom Bones for the love of Katrina van Tassel and disappears after being pursued by the Headless Horseman. The central characters of The Children's Hour hold, for 10 points, what job, in which capacity Ichabod Crane educates the children of Sleepy Hollow?
The title character of Elizabeth Strout's Olive Kitteridge retires from this profession, which is also the profession of Grant Wiggins, who must make Jefferson into a man before his execution, in a novel by Ernest Gaines.
teachers [or schoolteachers; or schoolmasters; or math teachers; or any kind of teachers]