In a fable by Aesop, a man implores Venus to turn one of these creatures into a woman. A novel by Natsume Soseki about the Meiji period is narrated by one of these animals. In a short story by Edgar Allen Poe, the drunken narrator gouges out the eye of one of these animals named Pluto. One of these animals burns down Griboyedov House with Koroviev in The Master and Margarita and is named Behemoth.
In a fable by Aesop, a man implores Venus to turn one of these creatures into a woman. A novel by Natsume Soseki about the Meiji period is narrated by one of these animals. In a short story by Edgar Allen Poe, the drunken narrator gouges out the eye of one of these animals named Pluto. One of these animals burns down Griboyedov House with Koroviev in The Master and Margarita and is named Behemoth. A Tennessee Williams play about the terminal cancer of Big Daddy is titled for one of these animals "on a Hot Tin Roof." For ten points, name these animals, one of which appears "in a Hat" in a story by Dr. Seuss.
In a fable by Aesop, a man implores Venus to turn one of these creatures into a woman.