This work sees the 1st Platoon gang-rape the Polish Frania, as well as Strut being sliced in half after he leads the villagers in killing his friend's Turkish wife.
This work sees the 1st Platoon gang-rape the Polish Frania, as well as Strut being sliced in half after he leads the villagers in killing his friend's Turkish wife. One character unsuccessfully attempts suicide with a scythe after Mitka tries to seduce her, while its successful suicides include those of Krymov and Kaledin, who kills himself after losing Novocherkassk. It also sees the death of Timofei Ivanonvich, whose diary records his brief marriage to Liza Mokhova. Toward its end, Chumakov kills the traitorous Kaparin, but the protagonist leaves the company they form with his lover Aksinya Astakhov, only to be caught in the valley by the Red Army. Dealing with the village of Tatarsky and the life of Grigory Melekhov, for 10 points, name this novel about Cossacks living near the title river by Mikhail Sholokhov.
This work sees the 1st Platoon gang-rape the Polish Frania, as well as Strut being sliced in half after he leads the villagers in killing his friend's Turkish wife.
And {Quiet Flows} the {Don} [or The {Silent Don} or {Tikhiy Don}; accept anything like “the {Don Saga}"]