One character in this story uses a fountain pen to replace a faulty piston in order to fix an anaesthetizer.
One character in this story uses a fountain pen to replace a faulty piston in order to fix an anaesthetizer. Later, that character responds to a District Attorney by asserting he "could have killed Gregory Fitzhurst at three hundred feet" with his left hand. Beginning with a description of a (*) Navy hydroplane preparing to enter a hurricane, this short story is set in Waterbury, where the title character buys a box of puppy biscuits. For 10 points, name this short story about the fantasies of a henpecked husband on a shopping trip, written by James Thurber.
One character in this story uses a fountain pen to replace a faulty piston in order to fix an anaesthetizer.
"The Secret Life of Walter Mitty"