This character's development is documented by Otto Zbingden, and he interacts with minor characters such as Bastian Perrot and Bertram.  
This character's development is documented by Otto Zbingden, and he interacts with minor characters such as Bastian Perrot and Bertram.  He is influenced by his friendship with Carlo Ferromonte and he studied at both the Eschholz and Waldzell schools. He tutors the son of a friend, Tito, who emerges from the water that this character drowns in.  His conversations with Fritz Tegularius are contrasted against those he has with Father Jacobus, and the detached intellectual musings of Elder Brother, under whom this man studied, are contrasted against the worldly pursuits of his friend, Plinio Designori.  The Master of Music discovers this man and takes him to Castalia, where he eventually succeeds Thomas van der Trave in his most famous position.  FTP, name this character, the protagonist of The Glass Bead Game.
This character's development is documented by Otto Zbingden, and he interacts with minor characters such as Bastian Perrot and Bertram.  
{Joseph} {Knecht} (accept {Magister Ludi} or {Josephus III}) (3)