Some characters in this novel enjoy discoursing in "Fuck Patois."
Some characters in this novel enjoy discoursing in "Fuck Patois." ["PAH- twah"] This novel's title character is advised by her mother to say "and I don't hold with that" when asked to do something. One character in this novel loses his job offer from a Wall Street firm when an article is published by a boy betrayed by Professor Jerome Quat, who loathes the almost entirely black ($) basketball program. The lone white member of that team is inspired by this novel's title character to study philosophy after a paper written for him by Adam Gellin is accused of plagiarism. Two members of the fraternity Saint Ray see the (*) California governor with a fellow student and gain fame by beating up his bodyguard. The protagonist of this novel is an innocent girl from North Carolina, who attends Dupont University with Jojo Johanssen and Hoyt Thorpe. For ten points, identify this novel by Tom Wolfe.
Some characters in this novel enjoy discoursing in "Fuck Patois."
{I am Charlotte Simmons}