This character recalls a poem ending, “cool and star bright is our eternal laughter.” This character dismisses the horrors of the Middle Ages to illustrate how he is “caught between two ages.” (15[1])This man swings from a comet-like pigtail of a composer whom he considers one of the (15[1])“immortals.” (15[2])A treatise (15[1])from a man (15[1])advertising (15[1])“ANARCHIST EVENING ENTERTAINMENT” (15[3]-5[1])convinces this character (15[2])that he is one of the (15[2])(*) “suicides.” (10[2])This character (10[1])sees a woman shrink (10[1])down to a chess (10[1])piece (-5[1])in a building (10[1])where he (10[2])relives (10[1])his love for Rosa Kreisler. A saxophonist murders (10[1])this man’s (10[1])lover Hermine (10[1])in the (10[2])Magic Theater, (10[6])which he first comes across behind a door labeled (10[1])“FOR MADMEN ONLY.” For (10[1])10 points, name this lupine protagonist of a novel (10[1])by Hermann (10[1])Hesse. (10[2])■END■ (10[8]0[2])