A second character of this name declines to eat chicken bones, and violently kicks another character in the shins for attempting to wipe his tears away with a handkerchief.
One character with this first name clashes with Regina Goode over his desire to rename the town of Winthrop "New Prospera" in Colson Whitehead's novel Apex Hides the Hurt. A second character of this name declines to eat chicken bones, and violently kicks another character in the shins for attempting to wipe his tears away with a handkerchief. That character discusses "the skull in Connemara" and the existence of a personal God with "divine apathia," "divine aphambia," and "divine aphasia" upon being told to "think!" by his master, who is connected to him by a rope over both their necks. FTP, identify this word which names the slave of Pozzo in Waiting for Godot, and which also describes Jim Dixon in the title of a novel by Kingsley Amis.
One character with this first name clashes with Regina Goode over his desire to rename the town of Winthrop "New Prospera" in Colson Whitehead's novel Apex Hides the Hurt.
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