Mark Antony
Glossary term
/ˌmɑːk ˈæn.tə.ni/
Also appears as: Mark
Roman and Shakespearean lover summoned by the narrator only to be denied. Cheseham’s Charybdis courtship wants an Antony; it gets Crass.
Appears in
- Helix Folt, the Conservative chapters:
From the books (1 passage)
…It wants an Enobarbus of the grotesque; nor is there even a Mark Anthony, but only Crass Cheseham who, confessing inwardly his tumescence, somewhat resentfully leaves off picking his nose, inspects with ad hoc strabismus the final harvest, and promptly swallows his bounty.