A boy at a train station in this work guesses the narrator's destination and directs him to take a left at every crossroads to get there. When explaining a riddle, one character considers a Platonic hereditary work to which successive generations can add chapters. After being told an analogy about Fang's decision to kill a stranger at his door, the narrator of this work discovers that a (*) novel, written in the Pavilion of the Limpid Solitude by his ancestor Ts'ui Pen, is actually the title object. The narrator of this story conveys the location of the British artillery park by shooting a sinologist with the same name as that location before being arrested by Captain Richard Madden. For 10 points, name this short story in which Stephen Albert is killed by the German spy Dr. Yu Tsun, a work by Borges.
A boy at a train station in this work guesses the narrator's destination and directs him to take a left at every crossroads to get there. When explaining a riddle, one character considers a Platonic hereditary work to which successive generations can add chapters. After being told an analogy about Fang's decision to kill a stranger at his door, the narrator of this work discovers that a (*) novel, written in the Pavilion of the Limpid Solitude by his ancestor Ts'ui Pen, is actually the title object. The narrator of this story conveys the location of the British artillery park by shooting a sinologist with the same name as that location before being arrested by Captain Richard Madden. For 10 points, name this short story in which Stephen Albert is killed by the German spy Dr. Yu Tsun, a work by Borges.
A boy at a train station in this work guesses the narrator's destination and directs him to take a left at every crossroads to get there.
"The Garden of Forking Paths" [or "El Jardin de senderos que se bifurcan"]