NOTES ABOUT THE NOVEL

Lunatic asylum: Bryller, Lola.

Drowning in the sea: Kohn, Maria.

Suicide: Schulz, Paulus.

Surviving: Spinoza Spass, Laaks, Mechenmal.

I. Appearance in the schoolyard. Peter Paulus for Kohn, Laaks

against him (Kohn had filled his pants, Max Mechenmal). Later, Kohn

joining Paulus against Laaks. Jealousy scenes. Because of Laaks'

intrigues, Paulus fails the College Board Exam and shoots himself

dead. Farewell letters (touching for Kohn, official funeral, Kohn

runs away from it).

Senior teacher Dr. Bryller takes no action, even encourages Paulus,

his favorite pupil, to kill himself: Kill yourself before it is too

late (as long as you are still capable of it). It doesn't have any

purpose, of course, but will give you something like satisfaction.

(God is a temporal phenomenon.)

The corpse was carried well-packed in a box to the graveyard, where

it was buried for eternity under a cloakroom marker.

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