This character communicates with another by knocking on her skull, using one knock for yes, two for no, three for I don't know, and four for money. In his last appearance, this character is told "don't fret...we're coming" after he falls into a ditch. After this character's good leg goes stiff, he uses his crutches to crawl through a forest where he meets and eventually kills a charcoal burner. At one point, this character discloses that he averages a little over sixteen farts an hour, and he struggles to devise a system of organization for the sixteen stones he keeps in his pocket, his "sucking stones". He spends a year in the care of the motherly "Mrs. Loy... or Lousse" after killing her dog with his bicycle while on the way to see his mother. The messenger Gaber
This character communicates with another by knocking on her skull, using one knock for yes, two for no, three for I don't know, and four for money. In his last appearance, this character is told "don't fret...we're coming" after he falls into a ditch. After this character's good leg goes stiff, he uses his crutches to crawl through a forest where he meets and eventually kills a charcoal burner. At one point, this character discloses that he averages a little over sixteen farts an hour, and he struggles to devise a system of organization for the sixteen stones he keeps in his pocket, his "sucking stones". He spends a year in the care of the motherly "Mrs. Loy... or Lousse" after killing her dog with his bicycle while on the way to see his mother. The messenger Gaber conveys a message from Youdi to the detective Jacques Moran, assigning the latter to track down this character. For 10 points, name this title character of a 1951 novel that precedes Malone Dies and The Unnamable in a trilogy by Samuel Beckett.