One character in this novel repeatedly tries to get rid of a blue-bordered handkerchief that she used to smother her baby, but it reappears whenever she wakes up. Three flying black horses carry the main characters of this novel to Room 117 in Stravinsky's hospital after two of them are revived by the same wine that was used to poison them. A house named for Griboyedov in this novel is the headquarters for an organization whose leader gets decapitated by a streetcar. One character in this novel 
One character in this novel repeatedly tries to get rid of a blue-bordered handkerchief that she used to smother her baby, but it reappears whenever she wakes up. Three flying black horses carry the main characters of this novel to Room 117 in Stravinsky's hospital after two of them are revived by the same wine that was used to poison them. A house named for Griboyedov in this novel is the headquarters for an organization whose leader gets decapitated by a streetcar. One character in this novel is told that "manuscripts don't burn," despite his attempt to destroy his own story about Yeshua Ha-Nozri's trial at the hands of the procurator of Judea, Pontius Pilate. For 10 points, name this novel in which Satan, in the guise of Woland, throws a ball attended by the two title characters, written by Mikhail Bulgakov.
One character in this novel repeatedly tries to get rid of a blue-bordered handkerchief that she used to smother her baby, but it reappears whenever she wakes up.
The Master and Margarita [or Master i Margarita]