In a scene, this character eats a ball of sugar placed beside the corpse of a small child, who had been laid beneath a giant cross in hopes of being revived. At the end of the novel this character appears in, a boy dreams of his mother reading him a story in which this character plays the part of Julius Caesar in a play. This character earlier assumes the name of a hostage who was executed by those searching for him. His death is witnessed by a character who is giving the chief of police a (*) filling, the dentist Mr. Tench. This character, who is sheltered by Coral Fellows, is saved after Brigitta declares that he is her father. This character is betrayed by the mes
In a scene, this character eats a ball of sugar placed beside the corpse of a small child, who had been laid beneath a giant cross in hopes of being revived. At the end of the novel this character appears in, a boy dreams of his mother reading him a story in which this character plays the part of Julius Caesar in a play. This character earlier assumes the name of a hostage who was executed by those searching for him. His death is witnessed by a character who is giving the chief of police a (*) filling, the dentist Mr. Tench. This character, who is sheltered by Coral Fellows, is saved after Brigitta declares that he is her father. This character is betrayed by the mestizo to The Lieutenant who is trying to eradicate the Catholic Church. For 10 points, name this protagonist of Graham Greene's novel The Power and the Glory.
In a scene, this character eats a ball of sugar placed beside the corpse of a small child, who had been laid beneath a giant cross in hopes of being revived.