6 Answered Questions for the topic german literature
09/29/19
How much of Fantastica remains the same between iterations?
Each time a human comes to Fantastica, the whole world is essentially 'rebooted'. We see this in chapter 13, where Bastian and the Childlike Empress start off in total empty nothingness, before he...
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09/13/19
Who or what is Cassiopeia?
In Michael Ende's *Momo*, the tortoise Cassiopeia seems to be something of a mystery.Even Professor Hora is easier to grasp: he appears to be a sort of personification of *time itself*, sending...
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08/10/19
What are all the stories left unfinished in The Neverending Story?
A recurring phrase in Michael Ende's *The Neverending Story*, often seen when some character or characters drop out of the story, is ".. but that's another story and shall be told another time". I...
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07/19/19
What is the significance of "half past two" in Wolfgang Borchert's The Clock and The Bread?
In both *The Clock* and *The Bread* by Wolfgang Borchert there is a mention of the events happening at "half past two" in the morning. I have been unable to find a historical event of World War Two...
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06/28/19
What methods have been used to distinguish the text between the two strands of The Neverending Story?
I've owned two copies of Michael Ende's *The Neverending Story* in my life - both English translations, one paperback with a blue cover, one hardback with a red cover inside the dustcover. Both of...
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03/29/19
What's the significance of Faust's meeting being on Easter Day?
In Goethe's *Faust*, the eponymous (anti?)hero meets the demon Mephistopheles on what seems to be Easter Sunday, during local celebrations of Easter. Given the religious themes in the story, this...
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