A landlady in this novel finds sympathy from the stable-boy Hans when she is abandoned by herlove interest.
A landlady in this novel finds sympathy from the stable-boy Hans when she is abandoned by herlove interest. The narrator of this novel is sheltered by the tanner Lasemann, who is the brother-inlawof Otto Brunswick, according to Mark Harman's 1998 translation of this novel. One character inthis novel falls into disgrace after turning down the rude sexual advances of an official named (*)Sortini, leading to her father's fireman diploma being revoked by Seemann. The protagonist of this novelhas a fiancee who ultimately leaves him for Jeremiah, a waiter at the Herrenhof Inn. The narratorspends much of this novel trying to arrange a meeting with Klamm, an official in the title building. For 10points, name this unfinished novel about the supposed land surveyor K., written by Franz Kafka.
A landlady in this novel finds sympathy from the stable-boy Hans when she is abandoned by herlove interest.
The Castle [or Das Schloss]