A protagonist given the nickname "Marcel" returns to this occupation after his relationship with "C." falls apart and later hesitates when Lentz wishes to kill the personality of a neural net named Helen. A novel centered on this occupation ends with the narrator repeatedly asking himself "What did you expect?" and pits its protagonist against his wife Edith and Hollis Lomax. This central occupation of Richard Powers' Gal
A protagonist given the nickname "Marcel" returns to this occupation after his relationship with "C." falls apart and later hesitates when Lentz wishes to kill the personality of a neural net named Helen. A novel centered on this occupation ends with the narrator repeatedly asking himself "What did you expect?" and pits its protagonist against his wife Edith and Hollis Lomax. This central occupation of Richard Powers' Galatea 2.2 is also the occupation of a man who is close friends with (*) Murray Siskind and tries to find the source for the drug Dylar. The protagonist of Stoner has this job, as does a character who grows terrified of death during an "Airborne Toxic Event" and specializes in Hitler Studies. For 10 points, give this occupation held by Jack Gladney in Don Delillo's White Noise.
A protagonist given the nickname "Marcel" returns to this occupation after his relationship with "C." falls apart and later hesitates when Lentz wishes to kill the personality of a neural net named Helen.
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