Mark Van Doren

Because really, he's already taken the biggest hit, which is having to confess to your dad.

So I see the whole quote here, and it's Mark Van Doren's the dad.

He says, I'm sorry, Charlie.

I'm an old man.

The secretary's regular attendant has not shown up that night for his shift, a first, and hospital apprentice R.W. Harrison has been assigned to look in on the VIP patient on the sixteenth floor.

Forrestal appears to be sleeping at one thirty AM, but is awake at one forty-five when the apprentice attendant finds him copying a Sophocles poem out of an anthology of poetry by, uh, edited by, uh, I think at the time, America's Poet Laureate Mark Van Doren.

If not, he was after that.

Uh, when the apprentice attendant finds him copying out the Sophocles poem.

... anything else would be on my part manipulation.

You know, one of my favorite quotes is by Mark Van Doren.

I don't even know who he is, but I just like the quote.

And it says, like, "A good teacher tells the student where to look, but not what to see." And-