Unlike his sister Hannah, who finds school difficult, this character graduates first in his class at every level and, after his schooling, works as a crusading lawyer in New York City.
At a young age, he recalls having watched old men play pickup baseball games. Unlike his sister Hannah, who finds school difficult, this character graduates first in his class at every level and, after his schooling, works as a crusading lawyer in New York City. He refers to his love interests with names like The Pilgrim and The Monkey, providing merely two examples of his uncontrollable libido, something which naturally makes his parents Jack and Sophie very upset. For ten points, name this Jewish patient of Dr. Spielvogel, whose "complaint" is described in Philip Roth's first novel.
At a young age, he recalls having watched old men play pickup baseball games.
Alexander Portnoy