Its protagonist confesses to misdeeds near the end of this novel, leading to his beating at the hands of Nikita and his loss of hearing, which causes him to stumble in front of a moving tram.
At the end of this novel, the protagonist lives in a two-room cottage with Tekla and is visited by the remorseful people who beat him within an inch of his life. Its protagonist confesses to misdeeds near the end of this novel, leading to his beating at the hands of Nikita and his loss of hearing, which causes him to stumble in front of a moving tram. The frame narrator of this novel is an English professor of languages in Geneva who receives the protagonist's records and tutors his love interest, Nathalie, who is the brother of a revolutionary executed for assassinating a (*) Russian politician. This novel's protagonist is expelled from Russia as a spy for the tsarists but confesses to revolutionaries that he had betrayed revolutionary assassin Victor Haldin. For 10 points, name this novel about the student Razumov, written by Joseph Conrad, whose title reflects the fact that the English narrator is observing Russians from the East.
At the end of this novel, the protagonist lives in a two-room cottage with Tekla and is visited by the remorseful people who beat him within an inch of his life.
Under Western Eyes