The protagonist of this novel is a libertine who falls so in love with a waitress that he gives up his political freedom to return to her.
One character in this novel breaks off an affair with a professor by moving to Paris and then the United States. That character is an artist who hates kitsch and becomes friends with another lover's wife after she finds her a job as a photographer. The protagonist of this novel is a libertine who falls so in love with a waitress that he gives up his political freedom to return to her. Because of his anti-Communist writings, the protagonist of this novel cannot remain a surgeon and ultimately moves to the countryside. There, Tomas and Tereza die in a car accident. For 10 points, name this novel by Milan Kundera.
One character in this novel breaks off an affair with a professor by moving to Paris and then the United States.
The Unbearable Lightness of Being