The Brothers Karamazov: resumen de Part 2, Chapter 4
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In Chapter 4, a mother thanks the elder for Lise’s improvement and confesses her fear that death ends everything; he directs her toward patient, practical love rather than proof. Meanwhile, Alyosha agrees to visit Katerina Ivanovna, and Lise’s teasing reveals her hurt at his neglect of their friendship.
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- Lise’s mother credits the elder with improving her daughter’s health, but he refuses to declare a complete cure.
- Lise gives Alyosha an urgent note from Katerina Ivanovna, and he agrees to visit her.
- A visiting monk questions the healing, and the elder attributes any recovery to God.
- The mother admits doubts about immortality, and the elder recommends practical love as a path toward conviction.
- She recognizes her hunger for praise, while the elder urges honesty, patience, and love without applause.
- Lise explains her teasing through memories of Alyosha’s friendship, cries, and receives the elder’s promise to send him.
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Why does Lise say she is upset with Alyosha?
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