This novel ends as the wife of Bill Orcutt stabs one character's face with a fork and leaves unanswered the fate of a character who at the age of eleven passionately kissed her father and later converted to Jainism.
This novel describes the "telephone strategy" of one character, who spits on the floor after her mother makes her influence Senator Case. That character teaches English to Dominican refugees in Miami, where the protagonist's brother Jerry is a surgeon. This novel ends as the wife of Bill Orcutt stabs one character's face with a fork and leaves unanswered the fate of a character who at the age of eleven passionately kissed her father and later converted to Jainism. The first part of this novel ends with Dr. (*) Fred Conlon's death in a post-office explosion orchestrated by the counterculture terrorist Merry, the daughter of the protagonist, who is wed to Dawn and was given his nickname for his athletic skill and blonde hair. For 10 points, name this novel about Seymour "Swede" Levov, a Zuckerman novel by Philip Roth.
This novel describes the "telephone strategy" of one character, who spits on the floor after her mother makes her influence Senator Case.
{American Pastoral}