Notes from the Underground、Part XIの要約
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In XI, the narrator praises inactivity, rejects his own defense of underground life, and admits that he invents his readers’ accusations. He decides to record private memories as a test of honesty with himself and a possible way to ease the burden of one persistent recollection.
起こる出来事
- The narrator praises conscious inactivity, then admits that he wants something different from underground life.
- He imagines readers accusing him of vanity, cowardice, dishonesty, and a hunger for approval.
- He acknowledges inventing their accusations and insists that his intended confessions are private.
- He invokes Heine’s doubts about autobiography and proposes testing whether he can be honest with himself.
- He chooses to write without a fixed method, hoping to examine himself and relieve a troubling memory.
- Dirty, wet snow seems to recall the incident he now wants to describe.

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What seems to remind the narrator of the troubling incident?

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