The antagonist of this story is "not what you would call a chivalric old gentleman."
The antagonist of this story is "not what you would call a chivalric old gentleman." One character has a "Michael Angelo's Moses beard" on "the head of a satyr along with the body of an imp" and is called an "old flibbertigibbet" by another character. That woman in this story hears her friend ($) counting down while painting a monocled Idaho cowboy, not long after a conference with a man who recommended she talk about the new winter styles in coat sleeves, to up that friend's (*) chance to one-in-five. At the end of this story, Old Behrman dies of pneumonia after it is revealed he painted the title object outside Sue's window. For ten points, name this short story in which Johnsy refuses to die until the title object falls, written by O. Henry.
The antagonist of this story is "not what you would call a chivalric old gentleman."
“The {Last Leaf}”