This character exclaims "what a pretty claw!" after being shown a "bodily d
This character exclaims "what a pretty claw!" after being shown a "bodily defect" of a woman he has a romantic involvement with. This character is sent by a manufacturer to a cramped, two-doored attic apartment filled with small girls to meet with a painter who forces him to buy identical landscapes, Tintorelli. He becomes jealous of Block, a tradesman in his same situation, for staying overnight with Leni, before firing Herr Huld, a lawyer recommended to him by Uncle Karl. He is executed in a quarry "like a dog" after a priest tells him a parable about a man who comes "before the law." For 10 points, name this banker who is accused of an unknown crime in Franz Kafka's The Trial.
This character exclaims "what a pretty claw!" after being shown a "bodily defect" of a woman he has a romantic involvement with.
Joseph K