This novel ends with one character eating ice cream and drinking a beer after abandoning an attempt to construct a makeshift violin out of an old ukulele, and another resolving to start over after a conversation with Portia.
This novel ends with one character eating ice cream and drinking a beer after abandoning an attempt to construct a makeshift violin out of an old ukulele, and another resolving to start over after a conversation with Portia. After his son Willie returns from prison with his feet amputated, one character in this novel visits a judge only to be humiliatingly thrown in jail for a night. When her brother Bubber shoots Baby with a BB gun, another character in this work is forced to take a job at Woolworths to pay the hospital bills; that character later has sex with the panicky (*) Harry Minowitz, who plans to leave town due to his guilt for sleeping with Mick Kelly. A bundle of strawberries is spilled after the climactic event of this work, much of which centers around the New York café, owned by Biff Bannon. At the end of this work, Dr. Copeland, Jake Blount, and Mick Kelly are all devastated when the death of Spiros Antonapoulos in an insane asylum results in the suicide of their confidant, the deaf mute John Singer. FTP, identify this novel, a work by Carson McCullers.
This novel ends with one character eating ice cream and drinking a beer after abandoning an attempt to construct a makeshift violin out of an old ukulele, and another resolving to start over after a conversation with Portia.
The {Heart is a Lonely Hunter}