The protagonist of this work is described as "undefeated, inscrutable to the last", and is laughed at for saying "puppy biscuit.
The protagonist of this work is described as "undefeated, inscrutable to the last", and is laughed at for saying "puppy biscuit." That protagonist of this story claims to have been able to shoot Gregory Fitzhurst though he is wearing his right hand in a sling. A "pocketaÂ–pocketaÂ–pocketa" noise is made by three machines in this work. This short story's protagonist appears as a surgeon, a pilot, and a defendant. This story is set in Waterbury, where the protagonist is driving with his wife, and it ends with the protagonist facing a firing squad. Name this James Thurber story about a daydreaming title character.
The protagonist of this work is described as "undefeated, inscrutable to the last", and is laughed at for saying "puppy biscuit.
"The Secret Life of Walter Mitty"