One character in this novel, Viktor Sitnikov, appears in the author's first novel, in which he narrates that novel's protagonist's death during an anarchist revolution in Paris.
One character in this novel, Viktor Sitnikov, appears in the author's first novel, in which he narrates that novel's protagonist's death during an anarchist revolution in Paris. This novel's heroes return from the university to discover Nikolai's affair with his maid, Fenitchka. The central characters are taken into the salon of the rich widow Anna Odintsova, who falls in love with one protagonist, but is rejected. The other protagonist, Arkady Kirsanov, comes to believe that some things are worthwhile after all, and to reject the nihilism of the other, who dies alone. For 10 points, name this novel about Bazarov, written by Ivan Turgenev.
One character in this novel, Viktor Sitnikov, appears in the author's first novel, in which he narrates that novel's protagonist's death during an anarchist revolution in Paris.
{Fathers} and {Sons} [or {Fathers} and {Children}; or {Ottsiy} i {Dyeti}]