This character dubs someone "an old plant left over from the Edwardian wilderness." As a young man, he saw his father die after being injured in the Spanish Civil War. He had an old friend named Hugh, who abandoned this character to go write a novel in China. In the first act, he calls another character "Lady Pusillanimous," and wishes that she would have a child only to watch it die. In the final act, he improvises a routine called "T.S. Eliot and Pam" with his friend (*) Cliff. During the play in which he appears, he frequently reads the papers and plays his jazz trumpet, although he is last seen playing the game of "Bears and Squirrels" with his wife. This sweet stall operator has an affair with Helena Charles, t
This character dubs someone "an old plant left over from the Edwardian wilderness." As a young man, he saw his father die after being injured in the Spanish Civil War. He had an old friend named Hugh, who abandoned this character to go write a novel in China. In the first act, he calls another character "Lady Pusillanimous," and wishes that she would have a child only to watch it die. In the final act, he improvises a routine called "T.S. Eliot and Pam" with his friend (*) Cliff. During the play in which he appears, he frequently reads the papers and plays his jazz trumpet, although he is last seen playing the game of "Bears and Squirrels" with his wife. This sweet stall operator has an affair with Helena Charles, the friend of his wife Alison. For 10 points, name this John Osborne created character, the protagonist of Look Back in Anger.
This character dubs someone "an old plant left over from the Edwardian wilderness."
{Jimmy Porter} [accept either]