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* {{Transflormation}}: ''[[http://redbirdweb.de/anyones/piktor.htm Piktors Verwandlungen]]''/''[[http://redbirdweb.de/anyones/piktor.htm Piktor's Metamorphoses]]'' is a fairy tale about a version of Paradise where the animals and plants [[VoluntaryShapeshifting change forms]] all the time. The titular Piktor transforms into a tree and is [[ShapeshifterModeLock stuck in this form]] until [[spoiler: a woman comes and [[RomanticFusion becomes one with him]]. The pair can now shapeshift just like all the other creatures.]]

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* TheAce: Demian, in the titular book, is not only smarter than everyone in his age group but is capable of trouncing the bully who has the protagonist in his thrall.

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* TheAce: Max Demian, in the titular book, is not only smarter than everyone in his age group but is capable of trouncing the bully who has the protagonist in his thrall.thrall. Emil Sinclair thinks that he seems like an adult among children and forms what can only be described as a platonic crush on him.



* MrsRobinson: Sincla
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* TheAce: Demian, in the titular book, is not only smarter than everyone in his age group but is capable of trouncing the bully who has the protagonist in his thrall.
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* IfOnlyYouKnew: Sinclair feels a moment of pity and resentment that his family doesn't know he's being blackmailed into petty crime by a bully; he thinks the trope name almost word for word when his father gets after him for... getting his boots muddy.

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* IfOnlyYouKnew: Sinclair in ''Demian'' feels a moment of pity and resentment that his family doesn't know he's being blackmailed into petty crime by a bully; he thinks the trope name almost word for word when his father gets after him for... getting his boots muddy.
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* IfYouOnlyKnew: Sinclair feels a moment of pity and resentment that his family doesn't know he's being blackmailed into petty crime by a bully; he thinks the trope name almost word for word when his father gets after him for... getting his boots muddy.

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* IfYouOnlyKnew: IfOnlyYouKnew: Sinclair feels a moment of pity and resentment that his family doesn't know he's being blackmailed into petty crime by a bully; he thinks the trope name almost word for word when his father gets after him for... getting his boots muddy.

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* IfYouOnlyKnew: Sinclair feels a moment of pity and resentment that his family doesn't know he's being blackmailed into petty crime by a bully; he thinks the trope name almost word for word when his father gets after him for... getting his boots muddy.



* MrsRobinson: Sincla



* StacysMom: Sinclair is immediately smitten with Demian's mother, who is not only aware of this but once rather unsubtly hints that he could have her if he'd just be bold enough to try.

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* StacysMom: Sinclair is immediately smitten with Demian's mother, who is not only aware of this but once rather unsubtly hints that [[MayDecemberRomance he could have her her]] if he'd just be bold enough to try.

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* StacysMom: Sinclair is immediately smitten with ''Demian'''s mother, who is not only aware of this but once rather unsubtly hints that he could have her if he'd just be bold enough to try.

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* StacysMom: Sinclair is immediately smitten with ''Demian'''s Demian's mother, who is not only aware of this but once rather unsubtly hints that he could have her if he'd just be bold enough to try.
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* ''Steppenwolf''''Literature/{{Steppenwolf}}''

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* {{Bishounen}}: Demian is described as having a never-aging female-looking face, and is considered a very attractive guy.

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* {{Bishounen}}: Demian is described as having a never-aging female-looking feminine face, and is considered a very attractive guy.



* TheDescendantsOfCain: A central theme in ''Demian''. The title character (whose forehead does have a certain brightness) speculates that the whole story of Cain killing Abel was propaganda from [[TallPoppySyndrome ordinary people who felt threatened by the genuinely gifted]].



* LadyLooksLikeADude: In ''Demian'', Frau Eva (Demian's mother) is described as having male features alongside feminine cues.
* MilestoneBirthdayAngst: The protagonist of ''Steppenwolf'' is 47 and suicidal. Shortly after the beginning of the novel, he gets the idea to committ suicide on the day of his 50th birthday.

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* LadyLooksLikeADude: In ''Demian'', Frau Eva (Demian's mother) is described as having male features alongside feminine cues.
cues. She looks quite a bit like her son.
* MilestoneBirthdayAngst: The protagonist of ''Steppenwolf'' is 47 and suicidal. Shortly after the beginning of the novel, he gets the idea to committ commit suicide on the day of his 50th birthday.



* StacysMom: Sinclair is immediately smitten with ''Demian'''s mother.

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* TheNotLoveInterest: In ''Demian'', Sinclair develops what can only be described as an awed crush on the title character, and it continues throughout the book. When he meets Frau Eva, who looks just like her son, he falls in love immediately.
* StacysMom: Sinclair is immediately smitten with ''Demian'''s mother.mother, who is not only aware of this but once rather unsubtly hints that he could have her if he'd just be bold enough to try.
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* MilestoneBirthdayAngst: The protagonist of ''Steppenwolf'' is 47 and suicidal. Shortly after the beginning of the novel, he gets the idea to committ suicide on the day of his 50th birthday.
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* ''Siddhartha''''Literature/{{Siddhartha}}''
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Hermann Hesse (1877-1962) was a German UsefulNotes/{{Nobel Prize|In Literature}} winning author. His works were extremely popular in the 1960s, to the extent of being called the "Hesse Torrent." He received the Nobel Prize in 1946 for ''Literature/TheGlassBeadGame''. His books are often metaphysical in nature and deal with a search for self-knowledge and understanding, especially where faith is concerned.

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Hermann Karl Hesse (1877-1962) (2 July 1877 – 9 August 1962) was a German UsefulNotes/{{Nobel Prize|In Literature}} winning author. His works were extremely popular in the 1960s, to the extent of being called the "Hesse Torrent." He received the Nobel Prize in 1946 for ''Literature/TheGlassBeadGame''. His books are often metaphysical in nature and deal with a search for self-knowledge and understanding, especially where faith is concerned.
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* {{Bishounen}}: ''Demian'' is described as having a never-aging female-looking face, and is considered a very attractive guy.

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* {{Bishounen}}: ''Demian'' Demian is described as having a never-aging female-looking face, and is considered a very attractive guy.



* TheCharmer: Goldmund, of ''Narcissus and Goldmund''. ''Demian'' and his mother, in lesser degree, are charmers too.

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* TheCharmer: Goldmund, of ''Narcissus and Goldmund''. ''Demian'' Max Demian and his mother, in lesser degree, are charmers too.



* RiddleForTheAges: What, exactly, did ''Demian'' to Sinclair's bully?

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* RiddleForTheAges: What, exactly, did ''Demian'' Max Demian do to Sinclair's bully?
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Hermann Hesse (1877-1962) was a German UsefulNotes/{{Nobel Prize|In Literature}} winning author. His works were extremely popular in the 1960s, to the extent of being called the "Hesse Torrent." He received the Nobel Prize in 1946 for his MagnumOpus, ''Literature/TheGlassBeadGame''. His books are often metaphysical in nature and deal with a search for self-knowledge and understanding, especially where faith is concerned.

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Hermann Hesse (1877-1962) was a German UsefulNotes/{{Nobel Prize|In Literature}} winning author. His works were extremely popular in the 1960s, to the extent of being called the "Hesse Torrent." He received the Nobel Prize in 1946 for his MagnumOpus, ''Literature/TheGlassBeadGame''. His books are often metaphysical in nature and deal with a search for self-knowledge and understanding, especially where faith is concerned.
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Hermann Hesse (1877-1962) was a German {{Nobel Prize|In Literature}} winning author. His works were extremely popular in the 1960s, to the extent of being called the "Hesse Torrent." He received the Nobel Prize in 1946 for his MagnumOpus, ''Literature/TheGlassBeadGame''. His books are often metaphysical in nature and deal with a search for self-knowledge and understanding, especially where faith is concerned.

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Hermann Hesse (1877-1962) was a German {{Nobel UsefulNotes/{{Nobel Prize|In Literature}} winning author. His works were extremely popular in the 1960s, to the extent of being called the "Hesse Torrent." He received the Nobel Prize in 1946 for his MagnumOpus, ''Literature/TheGlassBeadGame''. His books are often metaphysical in nature and deal with a search for self-knowledge and understanding, especially where faith is concerned.

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* {{Bishounen}}: ''Demian'' is described as having a never-aging female-looking face, and is considered a very attractive guy.



* TheCharmer: Goldmund, of ''Narcissus and Goldmund''.

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* TheCharmer: Goldmund, of ''Narcissus and Goldmund''. ''Demian'' and his mother, in lesser degree, are charmers too.


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* LadyLooksLikeADude: In ''Demian'', Frau Eva (Demian's mother) is described as having male features alongside feminine cues.


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* RiddleForTheAges: What, exactly, did ''Demian'' to Sinclair's bully?

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* EvenTheGirlsWantHer: At one point, Hermine from ''Steppenwolf'' seduces a young woman, notably not in her androgynous attire.



* Hot Mom: Demian's mother.


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* StacysMom: Sinclair is immediately smitten with ''Demian'''s mother.

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  • \'All myths are true\' in Journey to the East


* AllMythsAreTrue: Pilgrims in the ''Journey to the East'' experience history, religion, legend, fantasy and normal reality all blending into one.
* AttractiveBentGender: Hermine in ''Steppenwolf''.



* AttractiveBentGender: Hermine in ''Steppenwolf''.
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* KingIncognito: In ''The Journey to the East'', [[spoiler: the servant Leo turns out to be the President of the League.]]


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* TheOrder: The League in ''The Journey to the East''.
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* HotMom: Demian's mother.

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* HotMom: Hot Mom: Demian's mother.

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* HoYay: Plenty. Hans Giebenrath and Hermann Heinler in ''Beneath the Wheel'', Sinclair and ''Demian''.


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* InnocenceLost: The beginning of ''Demian''.
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* BlackDeath: In ''Narcissus and Goldmund''

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* BlackDeath: TheBlackDeath: In ''Narcissus and Goldmund''
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* AuthorAvatar: You'll find the initials H.H. a lot in Hesse's work.
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* HotMom: Demian's mother.
* HoYay: Plenty. Hans Giebenrath and Hermann Heinler in ''Beneath the Wheel'', Sinclair and ''Demian''.
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Hermann Hesse (1877-1962) was a German Nobel Prize winning author. His works were extremely popular in the 1960s, to the extent of being called the "Hesse Torrent." He received the Nobel Prize in 1946 for his MagnumOpus, ''Literature/TheGlassBeadGame''. His books are often metaphysical in nature and deal with a search for self-knowledge and understanding, especially where faith is concerned.

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Hermann Hesse (1877-1962) was a German Nobel Prize {{Nobel Prize|In Literature}} winning author. His works were extremely popular in the 1960s, to the extent of being called the "Hesse Torrent." He received the Nobel Prize in 1946 for his MagnumOpus, ''Literature/TheGlassBeadGame''. His books are often metaphysical in nature and deal with a search for self-knowledge and understanding, especially where faith is concerned.
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* BlackDeath: In ''Narcissus and Goldmund''
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Hermann Hesse (1877-1962) was a German Nobel Prize winning author. His works were extremely popular in the 1960s, to the extent of being called the "Hesse Torrent." He received the Nobel Prize in 1946 for his MagnumOpus, ''Literature/TheGlassBeadGame''. His books are often metaphysical in nature and deal with a search for self-knowledge and understanding, especially where faith is concerned.

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* ''Peter Camenzind''
* ''Beneath the Wheel''
* ''Gertrude''
* ''Rosshalde''
* ''Knulp''
* ''Demian''
* ''Siddhartha''
* ''Steppenwolf''
* ''Narcissus and Goldmund''
* ''Journey to the East''
* ''Literature/TheGlassBeadGame'', originally published as ''Magister Ludi''.
* ''Fairy Tales of Hermann Hesse''
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!! Hermann Hesse's books provide examples of:
* AttractiveBentGender: Hermine in ''Steppenwolf''.
* BettyAndVeronica: In ''Gertrude'', Gertrude is Archie, to Kuhn's Betty and Muoth's Veronica.
* {{Calvinball}}: How exactly the Glass Bead Game goes is never fully explained....
* CasanovaWannabe: Emil
* TheCharmer: Goldmund, of ''Narcissus and Goldmund''.
* ChildProdigy: Often a deconstruction, as in ''Beneath the Wheel''.
* TheDrifter: Knulp
* HookerWithAHeartOfGold: Kamala in ''Siddhartha''.
* IneffectualLoner: Harry in ''Steppenwolf''.
* TheMuse: Gertrude to Kuhn, and Demian has one too.
* ThePlague: Very relevant to ''Narcissus and Goldmund''.
* TroubledChild
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