For a time, this character works for paraplegic whom he deems the "first superior man." At the beginning of the novel in which he appears, he quotes Heraclitus's thought that "a man's character is his fate." After suffering a fractured skull from falling off a horse, this character meets Stella, who he runs off with. In another episode, this character purchases an Eagle named Caligula in Texarkana in order to help a woman with a plan to hunt iguanas. During a stint with 
For a time, this character works for paraplegic whom he deems the "first superior man." At the beginning of the novel in which he appears, he quotes Heraclitus's thought that "a man's character is his fate." After suffering a fractured skull from falling off a horse, this character meets Stella, who he runs off with. In another episode, this character purchases an Eagle named Caligula in Texarkana in order to help a woman with a plan to hunt iguanas. During a stint with the merchant marine, this character works on the ill-fated Sam McManus, and is stranded on a lifeboat with an insane man intent on going to the Canary Islands. He grows up with his mentally impaired brother Georgie in Chicago. For 10 points, name this picaresque character created by Saul Bellow.
For a time, this character works for paraplegic whom he deems the "first superior man."
Augie March [accept either]