One chapter in this work suggests that there is mastery to dying at the right time.
One chapter in this work suggests that there is mastery to dying at the right time. Another chapter accuses priests of seeing life as a torment, and therefore wanting to make others suffer as well. Advocates of democracy are depicted as tarantulas who seek revenge on those unequal to them. A tightrope walker falls to the ground in one scene in this work, and he is told that there is no devil or hell. The camel, the lion, and the child are the three steps to becoming the Overman, or Ubermensch, according to this work. For 10 points, name this work about the founder of Zoroastrianism written by Friedrich Nietzsche.
One chapter in this work suggests that there is mastery to dying at the right time.
{Thus Spoke Zarathustra} [accept {Also Sprach Zarathustra}]