Two characters in this novel bond over having previously had a crush on the same daughter of a Dutch tile-factory owner, whose daughter they save from the ruins of that factory. One of those characters later punches a priest in preparation for joinin
Two characters in this novel bond over having previously had a crush on the same daughter of a Dutch tile-factory owner, whose daughter they save from the ruins of that factory. One of those characters later punches a priest in preparation for joining the Atheist Club and unearths 100 coffins, 98 of which are carried off by Yelisey, who later carries a character who repeats "Bring me my mother's bones". The most colorful character in this novel is a bear who, when not serving as a smith, attempts to defecate on a commode and is used for sniffing out kulaks. This novel opens with the conflict between thinking and mindless (*) working, the former of which is espoused by Voshchev, whose existentialism deepens as he sees the peasants and workers constructing the title object, the seat of the House of the Proletariat. Nastya and Chiklin are the central couple of, for 10 points, which Soviet dystopian novel written by Andrei Platonov?
Two characters in this novel bond over having previously had a crush on the same daughter of a Dutch tile-factory owner, whose daughter they save from the ruins of that factory.
The {Foundation Pit} [or {Kotlovan}]