Forced to work in a granite quarry, he rapes the beautiful Dominique, who becomes his lover.
Some of his few friends are the construction worker Mike, the sculptor Stephen Mallory, Kent Lansing, and Austen Heller. He makes his first trip to court when prosecuted by Hopton Stoddard, who isn't at all happy with a statue of a naked woman in his temple. He has a tragic friendship with the owner of the New York Banner, Gail Wynand. Forced to work in a granite quarry, he rapes the beautiful Dominique, who becomes his lover. For ten points, name this rival of Peter Keating and predecessor to John Galt as Ayn Rand's depiction of the ideal man, the architect main character who laughs at the beginning of The Fountainhead.
Some of his few friends are the construction worker Mike, the sculptor Stephen Mallory, Kent Lansing, and Austen Heller.
{Howard Roark} (either name)