One section of this work features a murderer haunted by his crime, the pale criminal.
One section of this work features a murderer haunted by his crime, the pale criminal. The central character repeats the refrain "remain true to the earth" and describes a "dancer" before he witnesses a tightrope walker plummet to his death. This work describes a metamorphosis of the spirit, which becomes a camel, a lion, and, finally, a child. At its conclusion, a character holds a feast and embraces eternal recurrence. The title character, a herald of lightning and the Ubermensch, destroys himself by descending from the mountain to bring gifts to mankind. For 10 points, name this work featuring the title prophet, written by Friedrich Nietzsche.
One section of this work features a murderer haunted by his crime, the pale criminal.
{Thus Spoke Zarathustra}: A Book for All and None [or {Also Sprach Zarathustra}: Ein Buch fur Alle und Keinen]