A blind man named Abaddon impartially judges Baron Meigel, whom this character accuses of being a stool-pigeon.
This man owns a cane whose handle is decorated with the head of a black dog. He is the host of a party which figures like Messalina and Caligula attend, while Henri Vieuxtemps plays music. A blind man named Abaddon impartially judges Baron Meigel, whom this character accuses of being a stool-pigeon. He shows one of the title characters an illuminating globe and makes her bathe in blood before smearing her body with rose oil. This character shows clemency when the second title character exudes mercy on a woman who murdered her own child. He begins the novel by accosting Bezdomny and Berlioz, who don't think this character exists. He allows the author of a manuscript on Pontius Pilate to be happy, while his retinue, which includes the sexy vampire Hellas and the talking cat Behemoth, wreaks havoc on Moscow. For 10 points, name this Biblical figure from The Master and Margarita.
This man owns a cane whose handle is decorated with the head of a black dog.
Woland or Satan or the Devil