This novel's protagonist mocks a portrait of Goethe at an old professor's home.
This novel's protagonist mocks a portrait of Goethe at an old professor's home. His titular description is explained in a treatise bought from a hawker, and after discussing his life with a girl at the Black Eagle Tavern, the title character dances with Maria and eventually sleeps with her. Another character in this work is Pablo the saxophonist, who takes the protagonist to the Magic Theater which includes a room in which Pablo and Hermine lie naked together, prompting the protagonist to stab Hermine. For 10 points, name this Herman Hesse work about Harry Haller, who identifies with a certain animal.
This novel's protagonist mocks a portrait of Goethe at an old professor's home.
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