One character with this profession attends the Melville-obsessed Westish college.
One character with this profession attends the Melville-obsessed Westish college. In another novel, the protagonist has to leave this profession after killing a scab named Harold Allen and dropping his infant son Gerald. This profession of Henry Skrimshander and former job of the bum Francis Phelan in Ironweed is shared by a man who is cursed at by a dwarf named Otto P. Zipp and punches out Gus Sand's glass eye. To save money, Judge Goodwill Banner sends one member of this profession to die in a maternity ward after he runs into a wall. That man, (*) Bump Bailey, is the rival of a character of this profession who had earlier retired after being shot in the stomach by Harriet Bird. Santiago worries about "Indians" and "Tigers" while thinking about a person of this profession in The Old Man and the Sea. For 10 points, name this profession of Roy Hobbs in The Natural.
One character with this profession attends the Melville-obsessed Westish college.
baseball players (accept things like ballplayer or batter; accept more specific answers like "shortstop" or "right fielder")