Opening with a seemingly harmless meeting between the title figure and his naïve, overly emotional  neighbor, this novel describes how the sister of the neighbor's fiancée quickly falls in love with the title character, who brusquely rejects her advances.
Opening with a seemingly harmless meeting between the title figure and his naïve, overly emotional  neighbor, this novel describes how the sister of the neighbor's fiancée quickly falls in love with the title character, who brusquely rejects her advances. The protagonist then thoughtlessly flirts with his neighbor's fiancée, Olga Larina, which prompts a challenge to a duel by the neighbor, Alexander Lensky. For ten  points, the titular aristocratic dandy dallies with Tatyanaand later murders Lensky in which influential novel of the Russian Romantic movement written by Alexander Pushkin?
Opening with a seemingly harmless meeting between the title figure and his naïve, overly emotional  neighbor, this novel describes how the sister of the neighbor's fiancée quickly falls in love with the title character, who brusquely rejects her advances.
Eugene Onegin