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The Brothers Karamazov, Part 4, no. 71, Chapter 2 summary

Part 4, no. 71, Chapter 2 of 96 · 18 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 2, Alyosha stops at Madame Hohlakov’s house to see Lise, but her mother detains him with gossip, complaints about Rakitin, and confused hopes for Dmitri’s acquittal. Her account of Lise’s distress and Ivan’s private visit alarms Alyosha, who leaves the room to speak with Lise.

What happens

  1. Madame Hohlakov interrupts Alyosha’s intended visit to Lise and describes her anxiety about the approaching trial.
  2. She shows him a newspaper paragraph that misrepresents her suggestion about gold mines as a romantic proposal to Dmitri.
  3. She blames Rakitin for the paragraph and recounts dismissing him after his quarrel with Perhotin over a poem.
  4. She proposes confused explanations involving mental disturbance, while Alyosha firmly denies that Dmitri commits the murder.
  5. She reports Ivan’s private visit to Lise and describes Lise’s fits, anger, and sudden displays of affection.
  6. Perhotin arrives, and Alyosha escapes to Lise despite her mother’s insistence that he return with an explanation.

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Madame Hohlakov’s remark captures the uncontrolled talk that delays Alyosha and repeatedly distracts her from her concern about Lise.

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