The protagonist of this novel gets a conservative board to approve his successor, by passing him off as a (*) fictive ex-missionary named "Fuzzy Stone.
A character in this novel refuses to believe that Great Expectations ends with Pip and Estella "being happy ever after," because "he never believed that about anyone." A paper company in this novel purposefully creates a logjam, drowning a couple camping nearby. A subplot in this novel follows a woman who works as an electrician at a shipyard and has a lesbian affair with her coworker Lorna. The protagonist of this novel gets a conservative board to approve his successor, by passing him off as a (*) fictive ex-missionary named "Fuzzy Stone." In this novel, after Wally Worthington's plane is shot down in Burma, his girlfriend Candy Kendall conceives a child with Homer Wells, a guest at their orchard near the Maine Coast. For 10 points, name this novel in which Wilbur Larch performs abortions as the staff doctor for the St. Cloud's orphanage, written by John Irving.
A character in this novel refuses to believe that Great Expectations ends with Pip and Estella "being happy ever after," because "he never believed that about anyone."
The Cider House Rules