His entry into town was motivated by a need to raise a crew of 385 people for a structure with a toilet that can flush any material out to sea.
While discussing the death penalty, one character in this novel states that the two scenes he remembers best from literature are the "Off with their heads!" scene from Alice in Wonderland and a Hans Christian Andersen tale about a prince who hides behind a tree and kills passing travelers. At the beginning of the novel, the protagonist browses through a wide variety of items including whale turds, a "bear's ass-scratcher," and a stuffed sewer rat, before his attention is caught by the eupcaccia, or clockbug. His entry into town was motivated by a need to raise a crew of 385 people for a structure with a toilet that can flush any material out to sea. However, he is only able to find three companions, and later in the novel the Wild Boar Stew Gang fights his father Inototsu and the rest of the Broom Brigade. The title structure is loaded with electronics, weapons, and food, and is inhabited by an insect collector, his shill, and the shill's girlfriend, in addition to the protagonist. For 10 points, name this novel about Pig, also called Mole, who builds a massive shelter in an underground quarry in anticipation of nuclear fallout, written by Kobo Abe.
While discussing the death penalty, one character in this novel states that the two scenes he remembers best from literature are the "Off with their heads!"
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