One character in this book, Nikolai Petrovich, feels embarrassed being seen by his son with his young wife Fenechka.
One character in this book, Nikolai Petrovich, feels embarrassed being seen by his son with his young wife Fenechka. Later, another character is seen kissing Fenechka, prompting Pavel Petrovichto challenge him to a duel to defend his brother's honor. After the duel, that character returns to Nikolskoe to visit his beloved Odintsova and Nikolai's son Arkady. Upon his return home, he tragically contracts typhus from an autopsy accident and dies shortly afterwards. The peace in the Kirsanov family is disturbed by the nihilist Bazarov in, FTP, what masterpiece of Ivan Turgenev?          |
One character in this book, Nikolai Petrovich, feels embarrassed being seen by his son with his young wife Fenechka.
{Fathers and Sons} Accept {Ottsy i Deti} or {Fathers and Children}