text: After dying, a character in this novel opens an eye and shudders when he sees the priest anointing him with oil.
full_question: After dying, a character in this novel opens an eye and shudders when he sees the priest anointing him with oil. At the Governors' Ball in this novel, that character explains that "free-thinking women are all monsters", before visiting such a woman at Nikolskoe ("nee-kol-sko-ye") and offering her a chemistry textbook. Another character in this novel moves to Maryino after losing Princess (*) R, and winds up falling in love with his brother's maidservant. Two characters marry Katya and Fenichka in this novel, while another character  saves a sick person from typhus, but accidentally infects himself, and reunites with Anna Sergeyevna Odintsova on his deathbed. For 10 points, name this novel about Arkady Kirsanov and his nihilistic friend Bazarov, written by Ivan Turgenev.
first_sentence: After dying, a character in this novel opens an eye and shudders when he sees the priest anointing him with oil.
raw_answer: Fathers and Sons [or Fathers and Children; or Ottsy i Det]