Marie-Claude loves her husband and reclaims his body once he dies, though he had left her, first in favor of a Czech exile,* and then for one of his young students, with whom he is quite content. His mistress, an artist, was also a friend and lover of a surgeon, whose second wife despises his cheating and attempts to conform to his philosophy by sleeping with an engineer or agent of the secret police, as the case may be. In order, these characters are Franz, Sabina, Tomas, and Tereza, the main c
Marie-Claude loves her husband and reclaims his body once he dies, though he had left her, first in favor of a Czech exile,* and then for one of his young students, with whom he is quite content. His mistress, an artist, was also a friend and lover of a surgeon, whose second wife despises his cheating and attempts to conform to his philosophy by sleeping with an engineer or agent of the secret police, as the case may be. In order, these characters are Franz, Sabina, Tomas, and Tereza, the main characters in, FTP, what novel by Milan Kundera?
Marie-Claude loves her husband and reclaims his body once he dies, though he had left her, first in favor of a Czech exile,* and then for one of his young students, with whom he is quite content.
{The }{Unbearable Lightness of Being}