That protagonist throws all of her clothing off the roof of a hotel, cries while a photo of her holding a paper rose is being taken, and becomes violently ill after eating spoiled crab at a luncheon.
This novel's author was inspired by a collegiate paper on the theme of the double in the works of Dostoyevsky to create scenes in which the protagonist sees herself grossly distorted in a mirror. That protagonist throws all of her clothing off the roof of a hotel, cries while a photo of her holding a paper rose is being taken, and becomes violently ill after eating spoiled crab at a luncheon. That character is disgusted after seeing disc jockey Lenny Shepherd dancing with Doreen. Told by Dr. Gordon to seek shock therapy, the protagonist is funded at the hospital of Dr. Nolan by Philomena Guinea and, after Joan Gilling kills herself, is dumped by the tubercular Buddy Willard. For 10 points, name this novel which follows a magazine intern during the summer of the execution of the Rosenbergs, written about Esther Greenwood by Sylvia Plath.
This novel's author was inspired by a collegiate paper on the theme of the double in the works of Dostoyevsky to create scenes in which the protagonist sees herself grossly distorted in a mirror.
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