Eugene Onegin, Part 1, no. 336, Part XVIII summary
Part 1, no. 336, Part XVIII of 368 · 1 min to read the part
In XVIII, the prince tells his relative and friend that he is married to Tattiana Làrina, then brings him to meet her. Although she may feel confused and deeply astonished at seeing the visitor, she keeps her expression steady and greets him with ease.
What happens
- The visitor learns that the prince is married and that the marriage is in its second year.
- The prince names Làrina, and the visitor recognizes her as Tattiana and says they live near each other.
- The prince leads his relative and friend toward his approaching wife.
- Tattiana looks at the visitor but shows no outward disturbance, preserving a calm expression and an easy bow.
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