Near the end of this story, the protagonist takes a piece of paper out of a locket given to him by a gypsy woman and swallows it.
The main character of this story is distressed to learn that another character is related to Hinz and Kunz, the Cupbearer and Chamberlain to the sovereign. Near the end of this story, the protagonist takes a piece of paper out of a locket given to him by a gypsy woman and swallows it. A character in this story shows the protagonist a Bible verse immediately before dying; that character, Lisbeth, was injured while attempting to petition the elector of Saxony. Martin Luther writes a letter condemning the protagonist of this story, who is spurred to action by the vicious beating of the groom Herse and the unlawful detention and mistreatment of two "blacks." Its protagonist leads a growing army to ransack a castle and then set fire to Wittenberg and Leipzig in his quest for revenge against the Junker Wenzel von Tronka. For 10 points, name this historically-inspired novella about a horse dealer from Brandenburg, written by Heinrich von Kleist.
The main character of this story is distressed to learn that another character is related to Hinz and Kunz, the Cupbearer and Chamberlain to the sovereign.
Michael Kohlhaas