While this conversation is taking place at the asylum Woland and his entourage are giving a performance at the Variety. While this is occuring Margarita rereads what is left of the Master's novel.
Margarita then goes to a park where she meets Azazello. Pilate interrogates Yeshua and becomes intrigued when Yeshua correctly diagnoses and eventually relieves his pain. Pilate sentences Yeshua to death. During late morning the prisoners walk to the place of execution. Woland's entourage spends the day frightening visitors to Apartment No.
Pilate meets with the chief of the secret police, Afranius. Margarita becomes a witch after smearing Azazello's cream over her body. She then destroys the critic Latunsky's apartment before flying off to meet Woland and and his followers.
Yeshua's body is buried and Levi Matvei comes to Herod's Palace. Satan's ball takes place with Margarita as the hostess. Baron Maigel is murdered at the ball. Satan's ball ends without having used up any time. Woland grants Margarita a wish.
It has never been proved whether this story was true. But it is a fact that Bakhrushin had an impressive theatre collection. It is still permanently exhibited in the famous A. Bakhrushin National Central Theatre Museum in Bakhrushin ulitsa 31, in the Zamoskvoreshe district, one of the most picturesque neighbourhoods in Moscow.
According to Georgy Aleksandrovich Lesskis , who wrote the comments to a Moscow edition of the novel in , Berlioz' character is based on the People's Commissar for Education, Enlightenment and Sciences Anatoly Vasilyevich Lunacharsky Another Bulgakov expert however, the self-willed Ukrainean polemicist Alfred Nikolayevich Barkov , is convinced that Lunacharsky was the prototype for the critic Latunsky.
Sokolov argues his thesis by referring to an article written by Afanasy Ivanovich Bulgakov , theologian and church historian, and father of Mikhail Afanasievich. In , he had written an article about Modern Freemasonry in its Relationship with the Church and the State , which was published in the Acts of the Theological Academy of Kiev.
Bulgakov Senior wrote that the Masons wanted to introduce a new faith. A false faith, according to him, because their only aspiration would have been to increase the personal wealth of the members.
However, it seems somewhat farfetched to link the name Massolit to Freemasonry. Bulgakov was interested in the symbols of Freemasonry, however, and he refers to them indeed on various places in the novel. Click here to read more on Freemasonry in The Master and Margarita. Share this page. All rights reserved. The Master and Margarita. Massolit Massolit is an invented but plausible contraction parodying the many contractions introduced in post-revolutionary Russia.
He goes back to the bench, and finds the strange man still sitting there, Chapter 5. Photographs of Massolit members adorn the walls. Each room deals Increasingly annoyed, the writers call around Moscow to try and find Berlioz —who is, in fact, lying dead on two tables at the morgue, his head on one Grief briefly takes hold of the diners, but quickly subsides. It would be a Chapter 6. Schizophrenia, as was Said. Ivan, sensing Chapter 7. A Naughty Apartment. The narrator Styopa, suffering under the weight of his headache, tries to call out for Berlioz to bring him aspirin.
He opens eyes, shocked to discover a strange man in his Chapter 8. The Combat Between the Professor and the Poet. Pontius Pilate in person. Chapter 9. Using his own Chapter Ivan Splits in Two. Ivan feels one part of himself letting The Hero Enters. How I guessed it all! On the other hand, says the man, Woland is Hapless Visitors. There, he asks an anxious-looking man if he can see the chairman. Getting nowhere, Koroviev comes into the hall from the study. Poplavsky asks if Koroviev had sent the telegram, sure that it could not have been Berlioz posthumously.
He summons Azazello, the red-headed man with the yellow fang, and asks him to This man Azazello is short, red-haired, and has a fang. The Extraction of the Master. These revolve around Annushka, the woman who spilled the sunflower oil that caused Berlioz to slip under the tram. The End of Apartment no. The departing
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