In this novel, Roth's fall to his death causes Red Valsen to refuse to continue climbing Mount Anoka. Another character is humiliated when he is force
In this novel, Roth's fall to his death causes Red Valsen to refuse to continue climbing Mount Anoka. Another character is humiliated when he is forced to pick up a discarded cigarette from the floor by General Cummings. That character, Robert Hearn, is killed after unwittingly walking into an enemy trap when Sam Croft lies about Martinez' scouting report to regain command of the platoon on Anopopei. For 10 points, name this novel about an invasion of a fictional Pacific island, written by Norman Mailer.
In this novel, Roth's fall to his death causes Red Valsen to refuse to continue climbing Mount Anoka.
The Naked and the Dead