Geoffrey Braithwaite, the narrator of Flaubert's Parrot, has this profession, as does a man who skips Mr. Turton's bridge party and yells at a woman after seeing her inside a (*) mosque.
One character with this profession notes that it's impossible to draw a girl towards you "as if you had just been given a copy of the first, suppressed edition of Madame Bovary," as there was never such an edition. That character with this profession says he didn't kill his adulterous wife Ellen; he ended her life by cutting off life support after a suicide attempt left her in a coma. Geoffrey Braithwaite, the narrator of Flaubert's Parrot, has this profession, as does a man who skips Mr. Turton's bridge party and yells at a woman after seeing her inside a (*) mosque. That character with this profession accidentally incriminates himself after he picks up a pair of field glasses, and is falsely accused of rape by Adela Quested in E.M. Forster's A Passage to India. For 10 points, name this profession shared by Aziz and a man who turns into an evil alter ego, Henry Jekyll.
One character with this profession notes that it's impossible to draw a girl towards you "as if you had just been given a copy of the first, suppressed edition of Madame Bovary," as there was never such an edition.
doctor [or physician]