The Lost Continent: Travels in Small-Town America Characters

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The Lost Continent: Travels in Small-Town America Character List

Mr. Piper

Mr. Piper is the narrator's parents' neighbor. He is described as a cherry-faced man who is always getting drunk. He is also a bad driver, for he is always crashing his car into telephone poles. He enjoys to be insulting to others.

Stan

He is the narrator's childhood friend.

Frank Sprinkel

He was a man that got carried away by a tornado.

Jack Kerouac

An American novelist who thinks that women in Iowa are the prettiest. The narrator disagrees with him.

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