In this novel, the drunkard Dolphu Raymond is one of the most admirable denizens of his town, though he flouts propriety as exemplified by Alexandra Hancock and pretends to be an alcoholic to live with his black mistress and mulatto children.
In this novel, the drunkard Dolphu Raymond is one of the most admirable denizens of his town, though he flouts propriety as exemplified by Alexandra Hancock and pretends to be an alcoholic to live with his black mistress and mulatto children. Dolphu is a friend of the main character, a lawyer who defends Tom Robinson when the latter is accused of raping Mayella Ewell. For ten points, name this novel in which Jem and Scout suffer due to their father Atticus Finch's actions, written by Harper Lee.
In this novel, the drunkard Dolphu Raymond is one of the most admirable denizens of his town, though he flouts propriety as exemplified by Alexandra Hancock and pretends to be an alcoholic to live with his black mistress and mulatto children.
{To Kill a Mockingbird}