His wife tries to convince him to see Dr. Renshaw while in town for errands and the Waterbury trial, a trip to the A&P, and Liberty Magazine all prompt his fantasies.
His wife tries to convince him to see Dr. Renshaw while in town for errands and the Waterbury trial, a trip to the A&P, and Liberty Magazine all prompt his fantasies. He almost hits a Buick wile dreaming about being a world-famous surgeon who repairs an anesthetizer on the fly with a fountain pen. A timid middle-aged man dominated by his wife, he imagines himself as a pilot, soldier, and other glamorous occupations. FTP, identify this man whose secret life was written about by James Thurber.
His wife tries to convince him to see Dr. Renshaw while in town for errands and the Waterbury trial, a trip to the A&P, and Liberty Magazine all prompt his fantasies.
{Walter Mitty}