The main character of this novel is seduced by a woman after being informed that a clerk has been hiding in a dark corner.
The main character of this novel is seduced by a woman after being informed that a clerk has been hiding in a dark corner. One figure in this novel is described as having a big pointed nose and a long, black Tatar beard, and at one point he says "I accept this only so you won't think you've failed to do anything." The protagonist of this novel studies the conjugation of Italian (*) verbs so he can give a tour of a cathedral. The protagonist of this novel observes Franz and Willem being flogged as a result of his complaints. The option of infinite deferral is recommended by a painter in this novel from whom the protagonist buys three identical canvases. This novel ends with the protagonist exclaiming "Like a dog!" as the knife is twisted in his heart. For 10 points, name this novel about the tribulations of Joseph K., by Franz Kafka.
The main character of this novel is seduced by a woman after being informed that a clerk has been hiding in a dark corner.
The Trial [or Der Prozess]