In an essay by this author, a man recalls a story of how he was given a rapier and led to a chained bear, which he proceeds to fence with. That man created by this author also says that the title figures can dance without being hampered by gravity, as the force that pulls them into the air is stronger than the force that binds them to the earth. In one of this author's stories, a rape is omitted and merely represented with a dash in the text. In that story, the title character's father passionately kisses her mouth when they reconcile. In a play by this author, a secretary named (*) Licht discovers that the judge he works for is behind the central crime but is trying to frame Ruprecht. This 
In an essay by this author, a man recalls a story of how he was given a rapier and led to a chained bear, which he proceeds to fence with. That man created by this author also says that the title figures can dance without being hampered by gravity, as the force that pulls them into the air is stronger than the force that binds them to the earth. In one of this author's stories, a rape is omitted and merely represented with a dash in the text. In that story, the title character's father passionately kisses her mouth when they reconcile. In a play by this author, a secretary named (*) Licht discovers that the judge he works for is behind the central crime but is trying to frame Ruprecht. This author of "On the Marionette Theater" began a story with a woman posting a newspaper ad to determine the identity of her child's father. In a play by this author, Adam tries to hide from Eve the fact that he smashed the title object. For 10 points, name this German author of "The Marquise of O." and The Broken Jug. 
In an essay by this author, a man recalls a story of how he was given a rapier and led to a chained bear, which he proceeds to fence with.
Heinrich von  Kleist