This character dances with Olga at her name-day party, leading to a duel in which he kills Lensky.
This character knows enough Latin to write "vale" in notes and to incorrectly remember two lines of the Aeneid. In the last scene, he stands dumbfounded as the clank of spurs announces the arrival of the "fat general." Another character has a dream in which she sees this character dining with demons in a hut after being chased through the woods by a bear, and she later explores the library of this character's empty mansion. This character (*) titles a work which uses a sonnet form featuring alternating masculine and feminine rhymes. This character dances with Olga at her name-day party, leading to a duel in which he kills Lensky. For 10 points, name this dandy loved by Tatyana Larina, the title character of a verse novel by Alexander Pushkin.
This character knows enough Latin to write "vale" in notes and to incorrectly remember two lines of the Aeneid.
Eugene Onegin [accept either name]