One character in this novel, while on a train, meets a deaf-mute who has learned to speak, and that man is later forced into service for the Forest Brotherhood.
One character in this novel, while on a train, meets a deaf-mute who has learned to speak, and that man is later forced into service for the Forest Brotherhood. Another character opposes the Lieutenant Galiullin, who had lived in the same house in Moscow with him as a child. That man, Strelnikov, was originally the mild-mannered Pasha Antipov who had married a nurse loved by the title character as well as by Komarovsky. Although the title man is married to Tonia and takes a train to the Urals with her, he ends up loving Lara. FTP, name this Boris Pasternak novel in which Yurii is swept up in the Bolshevik Revolution.
One character in this novel, while on a train, meets a deaf-mute who has learned to speak, and that man is later forced into service for the Forest Brotherhood.
{Doctor Zhivago}