The protagonist of this novel uses the phrases "The Big Man" and "Slicker" to distinguish between various kinds of worldly people. In another chapter, the protagonist leaves a party where he has a vision of the devil in a drunken delirium and sees the face of a friend who had died in a car crash. At the end of this novel, its protagonist cries "I know myself, but that is all." The protagonist of this novel has his first k
The protagonist of this novel uses the phrases "The Big Man" and "Slicker" to distinguish between various kinds of worldly people. In another chapter, the protagonist leaves a party where he has a vision of the devil in a drunken delirium and sees the face of a friend who had died in a car crash. At the end of this novel, its protagonist cries "I know myself, but that is all." The protagonist of this novel has his first kiss with Isabella and falls in love with Eleanor Savage, who nearly dies when she rides a horse off a cliff. The protagonist becomes an alcoholic after being dumped by Rosalind Connage, but he does befriend the poet Thomas Parke D'Invilliers while at Princeton. For 10 points, name this novel about Amory Blaine, the first novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
The protagonist of this novel uses the phrases "The Big Man" and "Slicker" to distinguish between various kinds of worldly people.
This Side of Paradise