Two of these figures, who condemn a contract signed by Francis Bacon, attempt to thwart DNA sequencing with a mission to create a "Spark." One of these figures "leans on the breath-swing" of a "daylight-poisoned," "cement- sick" boy who gets a postcard about his newborn "ersatz-brother" and learns "Latin secrets" like "encephalitis" from Trudi's songs. One of them rejoices in Earth's rational organization at a banquet with an "imitation" shout that resembles how two girls on the French Riviera respond to Ionesco's Rhinoceros. (*) Ada, Max and Onno are manipulated by these figures in a long Harry Mulisch novel. In a chapter named for these figures, a ferryman disappears after leaving Tamina on Raphael's island of creepy children. Another one of them balances the scale "1 shovel load = 1 gram bread" for Leo Auberg at a Soviet work camp. For 10 points, name these title figures of two sections of The Book of Laughte
Two of these figures, who condemn a contract signed by Francis Bacon, attempt to thwart DNA sequencing with a mission to create a "Spark." One of these figures "leans on the breath-swing" of a "daylight-poisoned," "cement- sick" boy who gets a postcard about his newborn "ersatz-brother" and learns "Latin secrets" like "encephalitis" from Trudi's songs. One of them rejoices in Earth's rational organization at a banquet with an "imitation" shout that resembles how two girls on the French Riviera respond to Ionesco's Rhinoceros. (*) Ada, Max and Onno are manipulated by these figures in a long Harry Mulisch novel. In a chapter named for these figures, a ferryman disappears after leaving Tamina on Raphael's island of creepy children. Another one of them balances the scale "1 shovel load = 1 gram bread" for Leo Auberg at a Soviet work camp. For 10 points, name these title figures of two sections of The Book of Laughter and Forgetting and of a novel about a "Hunger" one by Herta Müller.
Two of these figures, who condemn a contract signed by Francis Bacon, attempt to thwart DNA sequencing with a mission to create a "Spark.
archangels [accept clear-knowledge equivalents; accept Engelen, Engeln or Andělé]