This man's father decides to take logs from the ship Magic. While in Tyrol with his friend John, this man hears about a man that used his frozen dead wife's mouth as a gaping hook for a lantern, before buried by a parishioner. This man [?] bicycles from Fornaci to an encampment, seeing tons of dead bodies along the way, and he alienates Marjorie by not answering her question about love, which leaves Bill confused. This man catches two fishes in a stream near a log town that was burnt down, and he also relays information about Max and George, two hitmen trying to kill Ole Anderson. For ten points, name this character w
This man's father decides to take logs from the ship Magic. While in Tyrol with his friend John, this man hears about a man that used his frozen dead wife's mouth as a gaping hook for a lantern, before buried by a parishioner. This man [?] bicycles from Fornaci to an encampment, seeing tons of dead bodies along the way, and he alienates Marjorie by not answering her question about love, which leaves Bill confused. This man catches two fishes in a stream near a log town that was burnt down, and he also relays information about Max and George, two hitmen trying to kill Ole Anderson. For ten points, name this character who appears in "An Alpine Idyll," "In Another Country," "Big Two-Hearted River," and "The Killers," created by Hemmingway.
This man's father decides to take logs from the ship Magic. While in Tyrol with his friend John, this man hears about a man that used his frozen dead wife's mouth as a gaping hook for a lantern, before buried by a parishioner.
Nick {Adams}