Eugene Onegin, Part 1, no. 232, Part X summary
Part 1, no. 232, Part X of 368 · 1 min to read the part
In X, the narrator judges Eugene’s conduct as unjust because he mocks a shy love and fails to excuse the young poet’s foolishness. Eugene’s sincere affection for the poet makes his submission to social convention a failure of the judgment and integrity expected of him.
What happens
- The examination of Eugene’s behavior brings strong criticism of his conduct.
- The narrator condemns his mockery of a timid love during the previous evening.
- The poet’s youth offers grounds for overlooking his foolish behavior.
- Eugene’s affection and maturity make his obedience to social convention blameworthy.

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What to notice
The narrator measures Eugene against his affection for the poet and his capacity for mature judgment. Convention does not excuse his behavior.
Quick check
What reason does the narrator give for excusing the poet’s foolishness?

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