Shortly before his death, one character in this work deliriously imagines that someone is siccing red hounds at him, and in this work's epilogue, we learn that Piotr has gotten married because of his watch and patent-leather shoes.
Shortly before his death, one character in this work deliriously imagines that someone is siccing red hounds at him, and in this work's epilogue, we learn that Piotr has gotten married because of his watch and patent-leather shoes. While sniffing roses, the protagonist steals a kiss from his host's young lover, resulting in a duel, in which Pavel is shot in the thigh. Though he kissed Nikolai's lover Feodosya, this novel's protagonist sees his world shaken when he falls for Odintsova, at whose house he spends several weeks with his friend and sometime acolyte, Arkady. For 10 points, name this novel about Yevgeny Bazarov, a young nihilist, by Ivan Turgenev.
Shortly before his death, one character in this work deliriously imagines that someone is siccing red hounds at him, and in this work's epilogue, we learn that Piotr has gotten married because of his watch and patent-leather shoes.
{Fathers and Sons} [or {Ottsy i Deti} or {Fathers and Children} or {Dads and Kids}]