In that work, Pavel challenges the nihilist (*) Bazarov in a duel over Fenichka, and Arkady marries Katya instead of Madame Odintsova.
This author wrote a work in which Alexander's monologue about the nobility prevents the narrator from sleeping properly. He included "Hamlet of the Shchigrovsky District" in his collection A Sportsman's Sketches, and this author wrote a novel whose central character asserts that "people are trees in a forest" and later kisses another character after she hands him a rose. In that work, Pavel challenges the nihilist (*) Bazarov in a duel over Fenichka, and Arkady marries Katya instead of Madame Odintsova. For ten points, name this Russian author of Fathers and Sons.
This author wrote a work in which Alexander's monologue about the nobility prevents the narrator from sleeping properly.
Ivan Sergeyevich {Turgenev}