" This character drives fifty-five miles per hour when his wife asks him to go forty, and imagines himself piloting a hydroplane or facing a firing squad while buying puppy biscuits.
This character fixes a medical device with a pen, so that it will stay operable for another ten minutes. He meets Dr. Remington and Mr. Pritchard-Mitford while operating on a close personal friend of Roosevelt who is suffering from a "tertiary obstreosis" of the ductal tract. At one point, this character ignores Lieutenant Berg and revs up to 8,500 because he "ain't afraid of Hell." This character drives fifty-five miles per hour when his wife asks him to go forty, and imagines himself piloting a hydroplane or facing a firing squad while buying puppy biscuits. For 10 points, name this title character of a James Thurber short story about his "Secret Life."
This character fixes a medical device with a pen, so that it will stay operable for another ten minutes.
Walter Mitty