One character in this novel is shot in the leg when he challenges the protagonist to a duel after catching the protagonist kissing his brother's mistress Fenitchka. The protagonist of this novel repeatedly asserts, "A good chemist is twenty times as useful as any poet." After contracting a fatal typhus infection from an autopsy, the protagonist of this novel is visited on his deathbed by his lover Anna Odintsova whose sister Katya marries one character in the same ceremony Fenitchka marries that character's dad Nikolai Kirsanov. For 10 points, name this novel in which Arkady befriends the nihilist Bazarov by Ivan Turgenev.
One character in this novel is shot in the leg when he challenges the protagonist to a duel after catching the protagonist kissing his brother's mistress Fenitchka. The protagonist of this novel repeatedly asserts, "A good chemist is twenty times as useful as any poet." After contracting a fatal typhus infection from an autopsy, the protagonist of this novel is visited on his deathbed by his lover Anna Odintsova whose sister Katya marries one character in the same ceremony Fenitchka marries that character's dad Nikolai Kirsanov. For 10 points, name this novel in which Arkady befriends the nihilist Bazarov by Ivan Turgenev.
One character in this novel is shot in the leg when he challenges the protagonist to a duel after catching the protagonist kissing his brother's mistress Fenitchka.
{Fathers} and {Sons} [accept {Ottsy} i {Deti}]