to a chicken coop and makes plans to bump into a villainous lieutenant on the street.
This character is concerned about the yellow stain on his trousers a er arriving to a dinner party an hour early. He obsesses over "the man of nature and truth," a corruption of a quote from Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Confessions, before claiming that "twice two makes four is an excellent thing" but "twice two makes  ve" is a "very charming thing too." This character compares the Crystal Palace in Nikolay Chernyshevsky's (chur-nih-SHEV-ski's) What Is to Be Done? to a chicken coop and makes plans to bump into a villainous lieutenant on the street. He is ditched by Simonov and others, who go to a brothel without him, in the section "Apropos of the Wet Snow." At that brothel, this man meets the prostitute Liza. For 10 points, what unnamed antisocial man's "notes" form a novella by Fyodor Dostoyevsky?
This character is concerned about the yellow stain on his trousers a er arriving to a dinner party an hour early.
Underground Man [accept answers conveying the idea of the protagonist or narrator of Notes from the Underground or Letters from the Underworld or Zapiski iz podpol'ya]