This novel climaxes in a chapter titled "Walpurgis Night," where the protagonist successfully pursues Clavdia Clauchat, and contrasts the radicalism of Leo Naptha with the humanism of Settembrini.
The protagonist of this novel dreams of two witches killing a child after being lost in a blizzard. This novel climaxes in a chapter titled "Walpurgis Night," where the protagonist successfully pursues Clavdia Clauchat, and contrasts the radicalism of Leo Naptha with the humanism of Settembrini. The protagonist spends seven years in the central location after visiting his cousin Joachim Ziemessen, and finally leaves for the army during World War I. For 10 points, name this novel about Hans Castorp's stay in a Swiss sanatorium, written by Thomas Mann.
The protagonist of this novel dreams of two witches killing a child after being lost in a blizzard.
The Magic Mountain [or Die Zauberberg]