Various characters in this book include boyfriend Buddy Willard, a traditionally-minded medical student; Dr. Gordon, who recommends electroshock therapy; and Dr. Nolan, a much more analytical psychiatrist. For ten points, name this book that centers around protagonist Esther Greenwood, a college junior whose struggle with depression reflects a similar struggle by that novel's creator Sylvia Plath.
Various characters in this book include boyfriend Buddy Willard, a traditionally-minded medical student; Dr. Gordon, who recommends electroshock therapy; and Dr. Nolan, a much more analytical psychiatrist. For ten points, name this book that centers around protagonist Esther Greenwood, a college junior whose struggle with depression reflects a similar struggle by that novel's creator Sylvia Plath.
Various characters in this book include boyfriend Buddy Willard, a traditionally-minded medical student; Dr. Gordon, who recommends electroshock therapy; and Dr. Nolan, a much more analytical psychiatrist.
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