The central character of this novel declares "we want to smash other people" and calls a chemist "twenty times as useful as any poet."
The central character of this novel declares "we want to smash other people" and calls a chemist "twenty times as useful as any poet." The protagonist of this work falls in love with a widow, Madame Odintsov (OH-deent-sohv), who finally kisses him on his deathbed before marrying a lawyer. The protagonist's protege, (*) Arkady Kirsanov (AHR-kah-dee KEER-sah-nohv), abandons revolution in this work to become a magistrate. For 10 points, name this novel, centering on the nihilist (NYE-uh-list) Bazarov (BAH-zah-rohv), and written by Ivan Turgenev (tur-GAIN-ev).
The central character of this novel declares "we want to smash other people" and calls a chemist "twenty times as useful as any poet."
{Fathers} and {Sons} [or {Fathers} and {Children}; or {Otcy} i {Deti}]