Nikolai muses on the rift between younger and older generations in this novel, while later the protagonist flirts with Fenechka and must duel Pavel Kirsanov as a result, the refined uncle of his friend Arkady.
Minor characters in this work include Prokofitch, a servant at the Marino estate, and Sitnikov, a dim friend of the protagonist. The protagonist is condescending towards proto-feminist Madame Kukshin in one part of this work, and in another section in this work is rejected after confessing his love to Anna Odintsova. Nikolai muses on the rift between younger and older generations in this novel, while later the protagonist flirts with Fenechka and must duel Pavel Kirsanov as a result, the refined uncle of his friend Arkady. For 10 points, name this novel with the nihilistic protagonist Yevgeny Bazarov, a novel by Ivan Turgenev.
Minor characters in this work include Prokofitch, a servant at the Marino estate, and Sitnikov, a dim friend of the protagonist.
{Fathers} and {Sons} [or {Fathers} and {Children}; or {Otcy} i {Deti}]