The protagonist of this novel was thrown out of his house by his wife, Erica, and is contemplating committing suicide on his 50th birthday.
The protagonist of this novel was thrown out of his house by his wife, Erica, and is contemplating committing suicide on his 50th birthday. At the Black Eagle Tavern, his love of Mozart is mocked by Hermine, who later sets up the protagonist's sexual relationship with Maria. Though the protagonist turns down Pablo's offer for three-way sex with him and Maria, he accepts his invitation to enter a door above which an electric sign warns "for madmen only," leading to a hall of mirrors in which the protagonist briefly experiences his other possible lives. FTP Harry Haller kills Hermine in the dreamlike Magic Theater at the end of what novel by Herman Hesse?
The protagonist of this novel was thrown out of his house by his wife, Erica, and is contemplating committing suicide on his 50th birthday.
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