This character is oddly happy when he notices that another character's teeth areslightly transparent, indicating that the latter will not live into old age.
This character is oddly happy when he notices that another character's teeth areslightly transparent, indicating that the latter will not live into old age. This characteris inspired to write an essay after recalling that Socrates told Phaedrus that the loveris more divine that the beloved. This man is puzzled by an old man in a (+) yellowsuit whom he sees playing with young people in a boat. This writer receives a free ride to his hotel since the operator was unlicensed, and he returns to that hotel after his trunk is accidentally sent to (*) Como. This man observes a boy wrestle with Jaschu before swimming in the ocean. He was advised not to eat oysters after German papers reported an outbreak. For ten points, name this man who became infatuated with Tadzio, the protagonist of Thomas Mann's Death in Venice.
This character is oddly happy when he notices that another character's teeth areslightly transparent, indicating that the latter will not live into old age.
Gustav von Aschenbach (accept either underlined part)