The protagonist of another novel thinks he can marry his true love Lisa when he reads an article about the death of his unfaithful wife Varvara, and in another work Chulkaturin writes in a journal while he knows he is dying.
This writer described a boy's encounter with a paralyzed servant girl abandoned on the floor of a farm shed, who only requests for the narrator to beg his mother to lower the rent for poor peasants in the story "Living Relic." He wrote about a man, who is reminded of an earlier incident after finding a piece of heliotrope when his fiancée from the poor yet noble Osinin family ran off with Count Reisenbach after a ball in his novel [?] Smoke.  The protagonist of another novel thinks he can marry his true love Lisa when he reads an article about the death of his unfaithful wife Varvara, and in another work Chulkaturin writes in a journal while he knows he is dying. In addition to A House of Gentlefolk and "Diary of the Superfluous Man," this writer's best known character falls in love with Anna Odintsova and befriends the Kirsanov family. For 10 points, name this Russian author of A Sportsman's Sketches, who wrote about Arkady and the nihilist Bazarov in Fathers and Sons.
This writer described a boy's encounter with a paralyzed servant girl abandoned on the floor of a farm shed, who only requests for the narrator to beg his mother to lower the rent for poor peasants in the story "Living Relic."
Ivan {Turgenev}