The titular figure of this novel, while stationed in Chechnya, abducts a peasant named Bela, but tires of her after several months.
The titular figure of this novel, while stationed in Chechnya, abducts a peasant named Bela, but tires of her after several months. In the first section of this novel, the unnamed narrator meets Maxim Maximytch, while in a later section, excerpted from the title figure's journals, the protagonist is nearly drowned by a young woman involved with a smuggler. In a later section of the novel, while visiting a fashionable spa in the Caucasus, the protagonist reunites with his former lover Vera and seduces the titular character of that section, Princess Mary, who is loved by his friend Grushnitsky. After rejecting Mary, the protagonist kills Grushnitsky in a duel. FTP, name this novel about Pechorin, a "superfluous man," by Mikhail Lermontov.
The titular figure of this novel, while stationed in Chechnya, abducts a peasant named Bela, but tires of her after several months.
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