The protagonist of this work imagines that the branches of a rowan tree are the arms of his lover in one scene. Earlier, while ill, he is brought bread and butter and coffee by his half-brother Evgraf. This work sees the prot
The protagonist of this work imagines that the branches of a rowan tree are the arms of his lover in one scene. Earlier, while ill, he is brought bread and butter and coffee by his half-brother Evgraf. This work sees the protagonist abducted by Liberius and the Forest Brotherhood before Strelnikov commits suicide. The protagonist of this novel writes the poems "Bad Roads in Spring" and "Hamlet" but dies riding a tram to work at the Botkin Hospital. This work centers on the love between the title character and a wife of Pasha Antipov named Lara. For 10 points, name this novel by Boris Pasternak.
The protagonist of this work imagines that the branches of a rowan tree are the arms of his lover in one scene.
{Doctor Zhivago}