A man known only as "the editor with a big chin" befriends the main character's son, Simon.
A man known only as "the editor with a big chin" befriends the main character's son, Simon. In part six, known as "the grand march," the narrator tells of the death of Stalin's son, who threw himself against an electric fence. Another main character is attacked by muggers in Cambodia and wakes up to find Marie-Claude, his wife, by his bedside. This character, Franz, dies immediately thereafter, leaving behind a lover named Sabina. The novel's two main characters, Tomas and Tereza, are killed together in a car accident, and much of the novel takes place during the Prague Spring. For ten points, name this famous novel of Milan Kundera.
A man known only as "the editor with a big chin" befriends the main character's son, Simon.
The {Unbearable Lightness of Being}