In addition to Sherwood Anderson's Joyce- inspired novel about the Dark kind of it, Nabokov's novel about it in the Dark, and Kundera's book that pairs it with Forgetting, this phenomenon is central to a painting that has a companion piece in Judith Leyster's The Merry Toper.
Similarly titled novels with this titular phenomenon include one about a newspaperman who leaves his wife Bernice and assumes the name Bruce Dudley and another about a Berliner named Albinus. A work novel with this as the second titular concept is a series of interlinked stories including Lost Letters, about Mirek's blunder of not burning diaries, and The Border, in which Jan is kicked out an orgy due to it. In addition to Sherwood Anderson's Joyce- inspired novel about the Dark kind of it, Nabokov's novel about it in the Dark, and Kundera's book that pairs it with Forgetting, this phenomenon is central to a painting that has a companion piece in Judith Leyster's The Merry Toper. For 10 points, name this human reaction exhibited by the title character of a piece by Franz Hals, a certain Cavalier.
Similarly titled novels with this titular phenomenon include one about a newspaperman who leaves his wife Bernice and assumes the name Bruce Dudley and another about a Berliner named Albinus.
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