Steppenwolf hears Don Giovanni playing in the background. Harry tells him that he is waiting for death it is coming. He looks in the mirror again and the wolf is gone Harry is there instead. He glances in the mirror and sees the wolf grinning back at him. The pieces in his pocket are gone, and a knife has replaced them. Steppenwolf becomes desperate and attempts to rearrange his pieces on the chess board. He is surprised by the door labeled 'HOW ONE KILLS FOR LOVE.' Immediately, he recalls his first dinner with Hermine and her statement that she would command him to kill her. Steppenwolf leaves the gallery exhausted. The Role of the Immortals in Steppenwolf.Harry Haller's Records: Magic Theater, Galleries 5-7 (death of Hermine, Mozart, & Steppenwolf's punishment).Harry Haller's Records: Magic Theater, Gallery 4 (lovers).Harry Haller's Records: Magic Theater, Gallery 3 (taming the wolf).Harry Haller's Records: Magic Theater, Gallery 2 (playing chess).Harry Haller's Records: Magic Theater, Gallery 1 (automobiles).Harry Haller's Records: Fancy Dress Ball.Harry Haller's Records: Steppenwolf and Hermine discuss death.Harry Haller's Records: Affair with Maria.Harry Haller's Records: First Date with Hermine.Harry Haller's Records: Meeting Hermine.Harry Haller's Records: Encounter with the professor.Harry Haller's Records: For Madmen Only''.

$10 from each purchase supports the Maue Kay Foundation.īook comes with a book marker (the John Kay collector card). This limited, autographed edition makes it a lifetime keepsake. It's a lively and entertaining look back at life as the leader of a late 1960's counter-cultural American rock band, told by the man who lived it and rocked it. It contains many great characters, stories and loads of photos from John's personal collection. If you didn't get the chance to read John's book when it first came out, now is the time. In an all new section for the 2021 update, John's story with Steppenwolf culminates at the band's 50th Anniversary celebration in 2017 and the band's final performance in 2018. The original version of John Kay's autobiography left off in 1994 (when it was first published). Revered by bikers and hippies, Vietnam vets and anti-war protesters alike, generations of rockers know John Kay as the voice of the 20th century's definitive rock-n-roll anthem, 'Born to Be Wild.' His updated autobiography, 2021's softcover edition, includes new cover design, updated discography and 'The Final Chapter' written by John Kay.

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