He has an epiphany about his fear of people while reading The Count of Monte Cristo, and he also reads Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus, and Samuel Smiles.
This character briefly has a job interviewing destitutes to find out if they deserve to be given welfare money. He has an epiphany about his fear of people while reading The Count of Monte Cristo, and he also reads Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus, and Samuel Smiles. He tries to take legal action against Mungroo, who owes him money, but ends up in debt to Mungroo. Nicknamed "the paddler" because he likes to paddle his own canoe, he is inspired by a headline beginning "Amazing scenes were witnessed" to become a journalist, and gets a job at the Sentinel. Born with six fingers and an unlucky sneeze, he causes his father to drown when he hides under a bed to avoid being punished for losing a calf. He lives at Shorthills, The Case, Green Vale and Hanuman House after unintentionally marrying into the Tulsi family. For 10 points, name this man who eventually comes to own a house in a novel by V. S. Naipaul.
This character briefly has a job interviewing destitutes to find out if they deserve to be given welfare money.
Mr. Mohun Biswas [accept either name]