A black one is the subject of Walter Scott's first Tales of My Landlord novel, while another is an Italian music master who helps Hartright bring down Count Fosco in The Woman in White, Professor Pesca.
One of these is described along with a "puppet" in a book subtitled "The Perverse Core of Christianity" by Slavoj Žižek. A black one is the subject of Walter Scott's first Tales of My Landlord novel, while another is an Italian music master who helps Hartright bring down Count Fosco in The Woman in White, Professor Pesca. Hans Castorp describes one of the Berghof dining attendents as one, and a more famous one rejects the science of Bernardo to poison his Prince's rival, while a performing group of them, including Roswitha and Bebra, go the Allied front and recruit Oskar Matzerath. For 10 points, name this condition affecting the title character of a Par Lagerkvist novel as well as the protagonist of The Tin Drum and Snow White's seven companions.
One of these is described along with a "puppet" in a book subtitled "The Perverse Core of Christianity" by Slavoj Žižek.
{dwarf} (accept {dvargen} or {zwerg}, prompt on anything referring to limited height)