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This story works like clockwork because, the story that Fritz tells is happens precisely and exactly just as we know that a clocks hours happen precisely and in a set order, for example we don't expect six o'clock to immediately follow after one o'clock, and it doesn't work like clockwork because the catalyst, Dr. Kalmenius carried on the rest of the story that was unfinished. I think the author chose to do this because you can build drama believing something dreadful is going to happen, because Fritz has told us it will happen. 

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No it's not like a fairy tale because the characters change a lot.

The author makes this book memorable because he tells a story in a story, and also the book has two names. 

Clockwork questions 3-5

3. Pg. 16 What does the author mean by an artistic temperament? 

The author thinks negatively about this word and says that an artistic temperament is for amateurs.

4. He uses this simile, comparing a feeling with an expression, this is also a metaphor as Princess Mariposa's heart did not actually lift

5. A reference of clocks happen when Dr. Kalmenius said 'You have wound up the future, my boy! It has already begun to tick!'