This author created a character who explains away the gash in his cheek by claiming that he fell onto the sharp corner of a stove. This author created another character who describes how in a feverish delirium he had confused the title character with a swan on his uncle's estate he named Tinka. In a play by this author, a character lies that his cat had a litter of kittens in his wig, in order to explain his baldness. In another work, it is realized that the groom Leopardo had been put up to feigning responsibility for the central action after a different man responds to the title character's (*) advertisement seeking to find the father of her unborn child. In one play by him, Ruprecht's conscription papers are fabricated as part of an attempt to seduce Eve by Judge Adam, who is exposed as
This author created a character who explains away the gash in his cheek by claiming that he fell onto the sharp corner of a stove. This author created another character who describes how in a feverish delirium he had confused the title character with a swan on his uncle's estate he named Tinka. In a play by this author, a character lies that his cat had a litter of kittens in his wig, in order to explain his baldness. In another work, it is realized that the groom Leopardo had been put up to feigning responsibility for the central action after a different man responds to the title character's (*) advertisement seeking to find the father of her unborn child. In one play by him, Ruprecht's conscription papers are fabricated as part of an attempt to seduce Eve by Judge Adam, who is exposed as responsible for the destruction of the title object. For 10 points, name this German author of The Broken Jug and "The Marquise of O--."
This author created a character who explains away the gash in his cheek by claiming that he fell onto the sharp corner of a stove.
Heinrich von Kleist