The central character of this novel listens to the work of Otto Skadelig and is spit upon by the social worker P. R. Deltoid.
The central character of this novel listens to the work of Otto Skadelig and is spit upon by the social worker P. R. Deltoid. This novel begins in the Korova Milk Bar and its first section ends with the central character incapacitated by an "oozy." The title of this book comes from F. Alexander's magnum opus, and its second section is dedicated to the corrective (*) Ludovico technique. The protagonist of this novel loves Beethoven's Ninth Symphony and commands Dim, Pete, and George, his droogs, while performing acts of "ultraviolence." For 10 points, name this dystopian novel by Anthony Burgess.
The central character of this novel listens to the work of Otto Skadelig and is spit upon by the social worker P. R. Deltoid.
A {Clockwork} Orange