" For 10 points, name this Franz Kafka story in which Rotpeter, or Red Peter, is a civilized ape who delivers the title analysis.
The narrator of this story says that the man who started the rumor that he has a "predilection for removing [his] pants whenever [he has] guests" should have "each finger shot off his writing hand, one by one," sardonically asserting "I may remove my pants in front of whomever I please." This story's protagonist describes soiling himself for want of a whiskey bottle; said protagonist eventually acquires and drinks from one, which emboldens him to jump into a crowd of sailors and call out "hello!" This story's protagonist gains his nickname after taking a gunshot to the face from "a hunting party of the firm Hagenbeck" who captures him in the Gold Coast. After arriving in Hamburg, the protagonist of this story realizes that he has a choice between "the Zoological Gardens or the Music Hall;" its protagonist chooses the latter and hires many tutors that allow him to forget his "apish nature." For 10 points, name this Franz Kafka story in which Rotpeter, or Red Peter, is a civilized ape who delivers the title analysis.
The narrator of this story says that the man who started the rumor that he has a "predilection for removing [his] pants whenever [he has] guests" should have "each finger shot off his writing hand, one by one," sardonically asserting "I may remove my pants in front of whomever I please.
"A Report to an Academy" [or "Ein Bericht für eine Akademie"; or "A Report for an Academy"]