This female character is repeatedly envisioned by her lover as a baby having been put in a basket of reeds and cast into a river. This character has a dream in which her corpse wonders how it is possible that she feels like she has to urinate. She notes the prevalence of the number six upon meeting the man she falls in love with, to whom she brings a glass of cognac while (*) Beethoven plays on the radio. This woman is angry when she discovers that her photographs are being used by the government to identify dissidents. A dog named Karenin is bought for this character, who resents her husband's many affairs with people such as the artist Sabina and who represents the concept of weight. For 10 points, name this wife of Tomas in Milan Kundera
This female character is repeatedly envisioned by her lover as a baby having been put in a basket of reeds and cast into a river. This character has a dream in which her corpse wonders how it is possible that she feels like she has to urinate. She notes the prevalence of the number six upon meeting the man she falls in love with, to whom she brings a glass of cognac while (*) Beethoven plays on the radio. This woman is angry when she discovers that her photographs are being used by the government to identify dissidents. A dog named Karenin is bought for this character, who resents her husband's many affairs with people such as the artist Sabina and who represents the concept of weight. For 10 points, name this wife of Tomas in Milan Kundera's novel The Unbearable Lightness of Being.
This female character is repeatedly envisioned by her lover as a baby having been put in a basket of reeds and cast into a river.
Tereza