Its male protagonist resumes his affair with his coworker Maureen, thwarting his  wife's plans to move to Paris.  
In this novel, a crayon image of Donald Duck is placed side-by-side with a crucifixion scene with a crimson-red sun in an  art collection by the patients of Ward Two A, where the son of Mr. and Mrs. Givings is interred. An adulterous character  in this novel imagines himself as "an intense, nicotine-stained, Jean-Paul- Sartre sort of man." In this novel, which opens  with a disastrous staging of The Petrified Forest, a woman deals with the anxiety of her decision to abort her third child by  sleeping with her neighbor (*) Shep Campbell. Its male protagonist resumes his affair with his coworker Maureen, thwarting his  wife's plans to move to Paris.  This novel is about the decaying suburban marriage of Frank and April Wheeler and was adapted  into a 2008 film directed by Sam Mendes. For 10 points, name this novel by Richard Yates.
In this novel, a crayon image of Donald Duck is placed side-by-side with a crucifixion scene with a crimson-red sun in an  art collection by the patients of Ward Two A, where the son of Mr. and Mrs. Givings is interred.
Revolutionary Road