Eugene Onegin, Part 1, no. 365, Part XLVII summary
Part 1, no. 365, Part XLVII of 368 · 1 min to read the part
In XLVII, a woman leaves Eugene overwhelmed by emotion and frustrated desire, and Tania’s husband appears after the sound of spurs. The narrator then takes leave of Eugene at this unhappy moment and addresses the reader as a companion whose shared journey now ends.
What happens
- The woman rises and leaves, while Eugene stands stunned.
- Intense emotions and frustrated desire overwhelm him.
- Spurs sound, and Tania’s husband appears.
- The narrator leaves Eugene in distress and marks the end of a shared journey with the reader.
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What to notice
The narrator explicitly withdraws from Eugene’s story without resolving his distress. The farewell shifts attention from Eugene’s emotions to the ending of the narration.
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What sound precedes the appearance of Tania’s husband?
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