Fathers and Sons: quem é quem, linha do tempo e lugares

Arkady arrives at the posting station, ending Nikolai Petrovitch's anxious wait.

Arkady introduces Bazarov to his father, and they leave together for home.

Paul Petrovitch welcomes Arkady affectionately but greets Bazarov without offering his hand.

Arkady discovers his little brother and describes Bazarov as a Nihilist at breakfast.

Arkady recounts Paul Petrovitch's unhappy attachment to Princess R, but Bazarov rejects his appeal for sympathy.

Bazarov defends complete denial while Paul Petrovitch and Nikolai Petrovitch defend principles and culture.

Nikolai Petrovitch remembers Maria, while Bazarov and Arkady prepare to visit the town.

Sitnikov brings the friends to Kukshin's house, where Bazarov asks about Madame Odintsov.

Arkady meets Madame Odintsov at the Governor's ball and receives an invitation to visit with Bazarov.

Anna Sergievna welcomes the friends to her estate and introduces Katia.

Bazarov struggles with romantic feelings for Madame Odintsov while Arkady increasingly enjoys Katia's company.

Bazarov declares his love and embraces Anna Sergievna, who retreats from him.

Bazarov leaves Nikolsköe, and Arkady joins him on the journey to his parents.

Bazarov's parents welcome their son with tears, embraces, and anxious hospitality.

Bazarov and Arkady nearly fight before leaving his parents' home together.

The friends return to Marino, but Arkady soon visits Nikolsköe alone.

Bazarov kisses Thenichka in the garden, and Paul Petrovitch interrupts them.

Bazarov wounds Paul Petrovitch in a duel and immediately gives him medical help.

Arkady tells Katia he prefers her to her sister, while Bazarov declares their friendship has lost its purpose.

Katia accepts Arkady's marriage proposal, and Bazarov leaves after their farewell.

Bazarov contracts a fatal infection during medical work, summons Anna Sergievna, and dies.

Two marriages unite the Marino household, while the closing visit to Bazarov's grave shows his parents' enduring grief.