The narrator of this novel is briefly mentored by an eccentric organist named Pistorius.
This novel's protagonist is called a pig when he tries to tell another boy that he should act on his sexual desires instead of remaining celibate. In the first chapter of this novel, the protagonist is chided for having muddy boots by his father, who doesn't realize that he has just made up a story about stealing a sack of apples from an orchard. The narrator of this novel paints the face of a girl with both male and female features after seeing that girl in the park and becoming infatuated with her. The narrator of this novel is briefly mentored by an eccentric organist named Pistorius. The narrator of this novel is introduced to alcohol by Alfons Beck, and bullied by Franz Kromer. Several characters in this novel bear the mystical "mark of Cain." Thanks to the title character, the narrator of this novel becomes interested in the gnostic god Abraxas. For 10 points, name this novel about Emil Sinclair by Hermann Hesse.
This novel's protagonist is called a pig when he tries to tell another boy that he should act on his sexual desires instead of remaining celibate.
Demian