At the end Lincoln Peters tells the protagonist that he cannot have custody of his daughter Honoria.
The protagonist receives a letter reminding him of a time when he stole a butcher's tricycle. In one scene a little girl jokes that she been married before and that her doll named Simone is her love child. The main character of this story remembers a night when he drunkenly locked his dead wife Helen out of the house during a snowstorm for the whole night. This story begins with the protagonist asking the bartender at the Ritz about the whereabouts of Mr. Campbell and (*) George Hardt. Later, Dunstan Schaeffer and Lorraine Quarrles drunkenly barge into a house, which leads Marion to believe that the main character is an unfit father. At the end Lincoln Peters tells the protagonist that he cannot have custody of his daughter Honoria. For 10 points, name this short story by F. Scott Fitzgerald about Charlie Wales with a Biblical title. [Gioia]
The protagonist receives a letter reminding him of a time when he stole a butcher's tricycle.
“{Babylon Revisited}”