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Part I

Part II

Part VII - "Isaiah Has Come"

Symbols and Symbolism

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What did Korin ask Mr. Kalotaszegi to do with the money he gave him at the museum? (from Part VII - "Isaiah Has Come")

Deliver the money to Gyuri as repayment for his help.

Ensure a plaque would be placed beside the sculpture describing him and the manuscript.

Donate it to a Hungarian cultural foundation in Zurich.

Bribe the museum security guard to allow Korin to stay overnight.

2.

What similarity connects Mastemann’s role in both the Crete and Cologne episodes of the manuscript? (from Part III - IV)

He openly threatens the four men and forces them to flee.

He explains the mystery of their origins.

He helps rebuild damaged structures after disasters.

His arrival signals the impending collapse of each peaceful environment.

3.

How did the novel’s final scene conclude? (from Part VII - "Isaiah Has Come")

The smoking man returned with help after realising Korin was dying.

The two vagrants saw what had happened and called the police.

Korin's body was left unnoticed on the floor and later removed.

Korin’s body vanished, implying he had entered a higher realm.

4.

What revelation struck Korin when he saw the book of New York skyscraper photographs? (from Part VII - "Isaiah Has Come")

He decided the skyscrapers proved that peace was possible after all.

He believed New York was full of modern Towers of Babel.

He recognised one of the buildings as the setting of the manuscript.

He concluded the interpreter had hidden clues for him in the city.

5.

What did Korin claim had driven him mad? (from Part I)

The children on the railway bridge.

His former colleagues at the records office.

The Greek god Hermes.

The loud music at the gig.

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