In a symbolic section of this book, eels swarm over the rotting head of a horse and toy shop owner Sigismund Markus is ejected from a cemetery.  The sight of a moth flapping its wings against a light bulb becomes the protagonist's "master," and he later paints "Madonna 49," meets the "musical clown" Bebra, possibly fathers Maria Truczinski's child, leads "the dusters," and tricks his father into committing suicide by swallowing a Nazi Party membership badge.  The narrator is long the size of a three year old and wields an intolerable scream whe
In a symbolic section of this book, eels swarm over the rotting head of a horse and toy shop owner Sigismund Markus is ejected from a cemetery.  The sight of a moth flapping its wings against a light bulb becomes the protagonist's "master," and he later paints "Madonna 49," meets the "musical clown" Bebra, possibly fathers Maria Truczinski's child, leads "the dusters," and tricks his father into committing suicide by swallowing a Nazi Party membership badge.  The narrator is long the size of a three year old and wields an intolerable scream whenever he is separated from the title object.  FTP, name this story of Oskar Matzerath, the first novel of the Danzig trilogy by G?nter Grass.
In a symbolic section of this book, eels swarm over the rotting head of a horse and toy shop owner Sigismund Markus is ejected from a cemetery.  
The Tin Drum or Die Blechtrommel