This character is said to have "nothing to look backward to with pride, and nothing to look forward to with hope." This character "won't be ashamed to please his brother," who is "a somebody-director of the bank." This character, who unloads hay "in bunches like big birds' nests," (10[1])is found "huddled against the barn-door fast (10[1])asleep, (-5[1])a miserable sight," but the speaker doesn't recognize him. (10[1])This character disagrees with a young man (10[1])who "studied Latin like the violin" named Harold Wilson. This character partly titles a poem that defines home as a place where "when you have to go there, they (10[1])have to take you in." This character's return causes Mary to sit "musing on the lamp-flame" while "waiting for Warren." For 10 points, name this character, a former employee whose "Death" titles a poem by Robert Frost. ■END■ (10[2]0[2])