In the final chapter of this novel, Wilder rides his tricycle across the expressway and the narrator goes out with his wife Babette to watch the spectacular sunsets.
In the final chapter of this novel, Wilder rides his tricycle across the expressway and the narrator goes out with his wife Babette to watch the spectacular sunsets. Previously, the narrator had shot Willie Mink in his hotel room on the advice of his friend, Murray Jay Siskind, in revenge for Mink's having slept with his wife in return for Dylar, a drug that does away with the fear of death. FTP, identify this novel, the story of professor of Hitler studies Jack Gladney, a National Book Award winner by Don DeLillo.
In the final chapter of this novel, Wilder rides his tricycle across the expressway and the narrator goes out with his wife Babette to watch the spectacular sunsets.
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