One character in this work is described as living like a closed fist and not like an open hand and is the author of a prose epic on Frederick the Great.
One character in this work is described as living like a closed fist and not like an open hand and is the author of a prose epic on Frederick the Great. The protagonist of this work encounters a red-haired man leading on an iron stick in the mortuary chapel in Munich and is later horrified by an old man who is made up to look like a young man, whom he comes to resemble by the end of the work. After his trunk is accidentally sent to Como, the protagonist of this novel remains in a city where he begins to smell disinfectant. Even after a travel bureau clerk in this novel admits that there is a cholera outbreak, the protagonist refuses to leave due to his attachment to a Polish boy staying at his hotel. For 10 points, Tadzio inspires illicit passion in Gustav von Aschenbach during his vacation in Italy in what novella by Thomas Mann?
One character in this work is described as living like a closed fist and not like an open hand and is the author of a prose epic on Frederick the Great.
Death in Venice [or Der Tod in Venedig]