In The Skin of Our Teeth, Henry Antrobus once shared his name with this person. Jose Saramago's final novel is titled for this figure. A character who represents this figure is told Timshel at the end of the novel in which he appears. That character sells beans during World War I and causes his mother Cathy Ames to commit suicide. Grendel and his mother are said to be descendants of this figure. Caleb Trask is the stand-in for this character, contrasting him with his brother Aron, in John Steinbeck's East of Eden. For 10 points, name this Biblical character who gets a namesake "mark" for killing his brother Abel.
In The Skin of Our Teeth, Henry Antrobus once shared his name with this person. Jose Saramago's final novel is titled for this figure. A character who represents this figure is told Timshel at the end of the novel in which he appears. That character sells beans during World War I and causes his mother Cathy Ames to commit suicide. Grendel and his mother are said to be descendants of this figure. Caleb Trask is the stand-in for this character, contrasting him with his brother Aron, in John Steinbeck's East of Eden. For 10 points, name this Biblical character who gets a namesake "mark" for killing his brother Abel.
In The Skin of Our Teeth, Henry Antrobus once shared his name with this person.
Cain