Which answer represents part of Walter Mitty's reality from "The Secret Life of

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Jobisdone [24]3 years ago

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His wife made him buy overshoes represents part of Walter Mitty's reality from "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty".

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All the time he was imagining about his stint as a renowned surgeon, leading a firing squad and an English Officer of the Air Force, Walter Mitty was with his wife Mrs.Mitty who made him to buy overshoes because she cares for him and she believes that he would be back to normal pretty soon.

Mrs.Mitty has to be at the back of Walter so that he does not cause trouble to others or get into any trouble and this is his reality.

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