In this novel, Petya's murderer and the protagonist's father are hit by trains, while another distant train inspires a solution to the marital problems between a former governess for the Kologrivovs and a character who later takes the name Strelnikov.
In this novel, Petya's murderer and the protagonist's father are hit by trains, while another distant train inspires a solution to the marital problems between a former governess for the Kologrivovs and a character who later takes the name Strelnikov. The protagonist of this novel is kidnapped by the leader of the Forest Brotherhood, Liberius. In a scene in this novel, Amalia Guishar attempts to kill herself by drinking poison, but is saved by Misha Gordon. After causing the ruin of the protagonist's father, Victor Komarovsky grows obsessed with Lara. For 10 points, name this novel following the life of Yuri, by Boris Pasternak.
In this novel, Petya's murderer and the protagonist's father are hit by trains, while another distant train inspires a solution to the marital problems between a former governess for the Kologrivovs and a character who later takes the name Strelnikov.
{Doctor Zhivago}