This character trusts that the mottoes inscribed on the walls of a castle garden will keep him safe from torch-wielding men who ambush him and his son.
This character trusts that the mottoes inscribed on the walls of a castle garden will keep him safe from torch-wielding men who ambush him and his son. After this character is injured in a gunfight, his adopted daughter plugs the wound with her long hair. He reads about a woman who has sex with her "invisible friend" after rejecting suitors nicknamed Damon and Narciss, in a spiritual autobiography that constitutes Book VI of a novel starring him, titled "Confessions of the (*) Beautiful Soul." Letters from Hersilia to this man are interspersed throughout a novel in which he travels with his son Felix as a "Renunciant" of the Tower Society. Pining over his unfaithful lover Mariane, this man joins a theatrical troupe in which he stars as Hamlet, and adopts an orphan girl named Mignon. For 10 points, name this disaffected artist whose Journeyman Years and Apprenticeship are the subjects of novels by Goethe.
This character trusts that the mottoes inscribed on the walls of a castle garden will keep him safe from torch-wielding men who ambush him and his son.
Wilhelm Meister [or Wilhelm Meister] 