Gazing over the barren countryside by the Neva River, the title character of this work appears in the flesh and enters in the second line, referred to only as "He." Moving several decades forward, the common man Eugene curses this towering visage for lacking humanity, which he blames for the death of his fiancee in a St. Petersburg flood. Subsequently Eugene hallucinates that he is being chased, FTP, by what equestrian st
Gazing over the barren countryside by the Neva River, the title character of this work appears in the flesh and enters in the second line, referred to only as "He." Moving several decades forward, the common man Eugene curses this towering visage for lacking humanity, which he blames for the death of his fiancee in a St. Petersburg flood. Subsequently Eugene hallucinates that he is being chased, FTP, by what equestrian statue of Peter the Great, the titular figure of a long poem by Aleksander Pushkin?
Gazing over the barren countryside by the Neva River, the title character of this work appears in the flesh and enters in the second line, referred to only as "He."
“The {Bronze Horseman}” or “{Medny vsadnik}”