This character notes that Solomon had a "copulation cabinet of 700 wives and 300 concubines" when trying to prove that "man is a fool" but "woman is a damned fool."
This character notes that Solomon had a "copulation cabinet of 700 wives and 300 concubines" when trying to prove that "man is a fool" but "woman is a damned fool." During an "experiment in Morals and Conduct," this character examines a microscope and observes a "large beast killing weaker animals." This character and his two brothers stand next to their master's ankle at the opening of a work largely comprised of this character's eleven epistles. In a novel, this character's nephew hides a wallet containing 1,107 ducats that Father Peter finds, but Father Peter is framed for robbing the town astrologer. This character, who narrates much of the book Letters to the Earth, has a younger counterpart of the same name who befriends Theodore, Nikolaus, and Seppi in the town of Eseldorf while using the sobriquet "No. 44." For 10 points, give this name of Mark Twain's The Mysterious Stranger.
This character notes that Solomon had a "copulation cabinet of 700 wives and 300 concubines" when trying to prove that "man is a fool" but "woman is a damned fool."
Satan [prompt on the devil; prompt on “No.44” or “The Mysterious Stranger”]