Some old librarians beat this character because he once destroyed a rare book on snowflakes. While in the hospital, this character is shown pictures of a bird's nest and a peacock and is visited by a man he calls the Minister of the Inferior. After tripping over a milk saucer, this character is attacked by some cats and an elderly woman, whom he accidentally murders. In the first chapter, he asks 
Some old librarians beat this character because he once destroyed a rare book on snowflakes. While in the hospital, this character is shown pictures of a bird's nest and a peacock and is visited by a man he calls the Minister of the Inferior. After tripping over a milk saucer, this character is attacked by some cats and an elderly woman, whom he accidentally murders. In the first chapter, he asks (*) "what's it going to be then, eh?" and dons a Benjamin Disraeli mask after leaving the Korova Milkbar. This character refers to himself as "your humble narrator," and speaks a slang called Nadsat with his droogs Pete and Dim. For 10 points, name this ultraviolent Beethoven enthusiast, the protagonist of Anthony Burgess's A Clockwork Orange.
Some old librarians beat this character because he once destroyed a rare book on snowflakes.