The only example given of this character's "double haikus" is the poem "John Keats / John Keats / John / Please put your scarf on." This son of vaudeville performers gets angry at a woman who stares at his feet in one work, and in another work he requests many "stupid" books in a letter home from camp. Buddy is the only one of this man's siblings w
The only example given of this character's "double haikus" is the poem "John Keats / John Keats / John / Please put your scarf on." This son of vaudeville performers gets angry at a woman who stares at his feet in one work, and in another work he requests many "stupid" books in a letter home from camp. Buddy is the only one of this man's siblings who can attend his marriage to (*) Muriel Fedder. This narrator of "Hapsworth 16, 1924" starred on the quiz radio show "It's a Wise Child" with his other siblings, including Walt and Waker. Muriel also appears in a short story in which this man tells the child Sybil to be on watch for a certain animal before shooting himself in the head. For 10 points, name this protagonist of "A Perfect Day for Bananafish," the eldest of the Glass family children.
The only example given of this character's "double haikus" is the poem "John Keats / John Keats /
Seymour Glass [prompt on Glass before it is read]