incapacitated
losing function; a disadvantage because of a specific issue
mimicry
making fun of; mocking a particular person; a word often used to describe the demeanor of John Kennedy Toole
diverse
more variation in urbanization
posthumous
fame or identification after a certain death; the fame that Toole got was posthumous
secluded
separated in one area; not conjoined or together
wry
mocking humor and remarks; another aspect of Toole's persona to his friends
legacy
a line of succession, something left behind for another person to take care of
elocution
successfully conveying or clearly speaking about the specific topic; Toole had experience perfecting his elocution with a tutor
