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Such different books are united by a return to quasi-religious ideas. Brezan, like Preussler (whose Krabat simply goes with the flow, not fighting himself but only hoping for help), does not offer convincing ways to fight the miller.
His vision is utopian, and his Krabat is a socialist messiah.
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Unlike Brezán, who advocates political action, Preussler's novel is not about politics. Instead, it explores fascism as a moral issue. The focus is on the inner struggle of the individual.
Thus, the novel delves into the theme of guilt in the face of oppression, and the author takes a slightly nuanced stance on this matter. When the girl whom Krabat first encountered on Easter night arrives to the Master, she is "dressed in a communion gown." Until then, Christianity did not play a significant role in the story.
The mill is reborn every time in a new time and place, relentlessly grinding human flesh and bones. And all 12 months will work on it, under the watchful eye of their master (the Year)!
In Preussler's book, the master pours wine on the newly installed wheel. This is not a coincidence.
It was believed that the owner of a water mill was closely connected with the water spirit that inhabited the mill pond. To ensure that the water spirit did not interfere with the mill's operation (as it could climb onto the wheel and stop it), it was appeased by pouring vodka into the water as a festive offering.
It remains to be seen whether the master's actions were a tribute to an ancient tradition or... something more significant.
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Opinion about the Zeman's movie:
After this movie, my face started twitching, I didn't sleep and cried all the time. I was taken to the madhouse for consultation. The doctor prescribed me pills (which my mother did not give me), and I did not study for two months, missed a lot of school curriculum. So I will remember Krabat forever!
“Krabat” seems like a winter story to many people. But for me, this book is clearly associated with spring. After all, spring is a symbol of rebirth, and it has bloomed for everyone, including the Master, who (no matter what is written in Koraktor. We all know that Juro is a liar and Juro is telling lies, and all the words of this manipulator, this half-baked Machiavelli, should be divided in two) has found peace and freedom. And... who knows who he met beyond the horizon, on the other side of existence, or in another reality...
