Another main character begins his exploring his feminine side by using perfume and sewing as a reaction to the death of his wife Alice.
A party scene at the start of Part 2 involves a discussion of whether Mozart was a Fascist or a Nazi and marks the beginning of one of the main characters' awkwardly consummated relationship with Harry Minowitz. Another main character begins his exploring his feminine side by using perfume and sewing as a reaction to the death of his wife Alice. Yet another major character spends his days drinking at the New York Café and babbling about his dreams for a socialist revolt. The above characters: Mick Kelly, Biff Brannon, and Jake Blount all are affected by the suicide of John Singer, in, for ten points, this novel about a deaf-mute, written by Carson McCullers.
A party scene at the start of Part 2 involves a discussion of whether Mozart was a Fascist or a Nazi and marks the beginning of one of the main characters' awkwardly consummated relationship with Harry Minowitz.
The {Heart is a Lonely Hunter}