One character in this novel visits a zoo, where he reads that an evil man threw tobacco into a rhesus monkey's eyes; this causes a flashback to when town officials shot his dog Beetle for no reason.
One character in this novel visits a zoo, where he reads that an evil man threw tobacco into a rhesus monkey's eyes; this causes a flashback to when town officials shot his dog Beetle for no reason. That character corresponds with Nikolay Kadim and is supported in arguments [*] by the librarian Alexey Shubulin. Auntie Styofa helps console Dyomka after he has his leg amputated, and he in turn kisses the breasts of Asya, who must undergo a mastectomy. The nurse Zoya must give hormone treatments to the main character, making him impotent and thus unable to have a relationship with Dr. Vera. FTP, name this novel in which the polar opposites Pavel Rusanov and Oleg Kostoglotov share a room in the titular location with number thirteen, a bleak work of Alexander Solzhenitsyn.
One character in this novel visits a zoo, where he reads that an evil man threw tobacco into a rhesus monkey's eyes; this causes a flashback to when town officials shot his dog Beetle for no reason.
{Cancer Ward} (or {Rakovy korpus})