He claims that man "passeth from the stink of the dydie to the stench of the shroud" when he is told there may not be something to find out about another character.
This character never tells the narrator whether he winked or not when they first met at Slade's. He claims that man "passeth from the stink of the dydie to the stench of the shroud" when he is told there may not be something to find out about another character. This character never drinks until he learns he is a pawn of Harrison. After that revelation, this man goes on a drinking spree and delivers a speech accusing Tiny Duffy of being "Judas Iscariot" and throwing his support behind MacMurfee, who wins the election. He is shot by the man he hired to direct his new hospital after that man learns this character had an affair with his sister Anne. For 10 points, name this boss of Jack Burden and Southern governor depicted in All the King's Men.
This character never tells the narrator whether he winked or not when they first met at Slade's.
Willie Stark [or Willie Stark]