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List of Stanley Cup Finals appearances 
 The Montreal Canadiens and the Seattle Metropolitans appearance totals include the 1919 Stanley Cup Finals that ended with a no-decision because of the Spanish flu epidemic.
List of Stanley Cup Finals appearances 
 The franchise known today as the Toronto Maple Leafs won the Cup in 1918 as the Toronto Hockey Club (later engraved on the Stanley Cup as the Toronto Arenas in 1947), and in 1922 as the Toronto St. Patricks.
Denzel Washington 
 Washington played Malcolm X in the 1992 movie Malcolm X. He played Whip Whitaker in the 2012 film Flight.
Filip Vandewal 
 Movies he has worked on have been screened at several international movie festivals including Cannes Film Festival and Clermont-Ferrand.
Railway semaphore signal 
 These signals display their different indications to train drivers by changing the angle of inclination of a pivoted 'arm'.
Thecodontosaurus 
 Thecodontosaurus (meaning "socket-toothed lizard") was a very early dinosaur that lived during the  Upper Triassic, a time when the Earth was relatively warm and much of the land was dry and desert-like.
Thecodontosaurus 
 Thecodontosaurus was first described by H. Riley and S. Stutchbury in 1836, and named by Morris in 1843.
Thecodontosaurus 
 More recently was suggested that Thecodontosaurus and its relatives came before the prosauropod-sauropod split.
Thecodontosaurus 
 New reconstructions show that its neck is proportionally shorter than those in more 'advanced' sauropodomorphs.
Eric Holder 
 He served as the Attorney General of the United States, under President Barack Obama from 2009 to 2015.
Eric Holder 
 Before being named as Attorney General, he was the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia under President Clinton and help pick Joe Biden as Obama's running mate.
Eric Holder 
 On September 25, 2014, the Justice Department said Holder would resign as soon as his successor is confirmed.
The Brothers Karamazov 
 Dostoevsky said, "I'd die happy if I could finish this final [last] novel, for I would have expressed myself completely."
The Brothers Karamazov 
 The Brothers Karamazov is the story of the lives of three Russian brothers who are very different in body, mind, and spirit, and are often thought of as representing those three parts of mankind.
The Brothers Karamazov 
 There are four brothers in the Karamazov family: Ivan, the atheist ; Dmitry, the emotional lover of women; Alyosha, the "hero" and Christian; and twisted,  Smerdyakov, the  child, who is treated as the family servant.
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 Dmitry comes to hate him because his father loves the same woman as he does, Grushenka, and because of this, he often threatens that he will kill his father.
The Brothers Karamazov 
 After it was published, all kinds of people such as Sigmund Freud, Albert Einstein, and Pope Benedict XVI thought it was the greatest book in all literature.
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 While he was away at the Academy of Engineers, his father died - reportedly murdered by his own servants.
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 Though  disagree whether Dostoevsky's father was really murdered or not, Dostoevsky apparently believed that his father had been murdered, and it is even possible that he felt feelings of guilt for it, as if he had been the one who had killed his father.
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 After 17 years of schooling and family life in Moscow, he spent six years in St Petersburg as an officer.
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 Young Dostoevsky began to become involved with the Petrashevsky Circle - a group of political discussion groups by young people in St Petersburg who did not like the rule of Emperor Nicholas I. Because of this, Dostoevsky was arrested and held for eight months in the prisons of the Fortress of St Peter and St Paul.
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 On 22 December 1849 8 A.M. he was pretended to be led out, with twenty other people, for execution by firing squad in the Semenovsky Square in St Petersburg.
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 But then the order was suddenly changed, and he was given katorga (labor in Siberia) for four years.
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 He began to suffer from epilepsy when he was in prison, and would have epilepsy for the rest of his life.
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 Through the character Rakitin, Dostoevsky makes fun of the “clever people” who jumped from one popular idea to another without caring about the truth.
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 Almost ten years after he met Ilyinsky, Dostoevsky found out that Ilyinsky was innocent and later became free when the real murderer confessed.
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 He creates in Alyosha what his son possibly might have been like, and reflects his own sadness in scenes where Captain Snegriev loses Ilyusha, or when Zosima comforts a woman who has lost her little son, Alexei.
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 Throughout, Dostoevsky was concerned with the justice of God and the idea that "if God does not exist, then everything is permitted (allowed)."
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 Dmitry, who is a soldier, comes back when he is twenty-eight years old to take an  his mother had left to him.
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 Cold, clever Ivan is called to stop their fight, and the , kind Alyosha, who also lives at the town, comes to help.
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 Dmitry and Fyodor agree that maybe Elder Zosima can help stop their fight, and Alyosha, though feeling worried about the meeting, says he will arrange it.
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 Fyodor Karamazov is vulgar, sarcastic and mocking at the meeting, and tries to make everybody angry and uncomfortable with his talk and stories.
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 The Elder Zosima, however, is calm, polite, and even kind to him even when Karamazov is mocking (making fun of) him, telling him to be honest with himself.
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 They are not only angry at each other because of money: they are both in love with Grushenka, a beautiful woman living in the town.
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 Dmitry is very shocked, and later Zosima explains to Alyosha that he knows Dmitry is going to have very much suffering.
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 In the middle of their fight, the elder also goes out to give advice to lots of people, including Mrs. Khokhlakov, whose  daughter, Lise, keeps on laughing at the awkward Alyosha.
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 He likes to talk about philosophy with Ivan and soon agrees with lots of Ivan’s ideas, especially the idea that the soul does not live forever and so there is no good or evil.
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 Dmitry explains to Alyosha that when he was a soldier, he was angry that beautiful Katerina kept on ignoring him and he tried to  her by saying he would give her 4,500 rubles her father needed to pay his debt if she came to his house.
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 When her father tries to kill himself because of the debt, she comes to Dmitry’s house at night like he told her to.
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 However, he is so amazed and  by her self-sacrifice that he just gives her the money without trying to seduce her.
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 Later, when a relative gave her a lot of money, she offered to marry Dmitry, and they became engaged.
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 But when they came to Karamazov’s town, he fell in love with Grushenka instead, and even stole 3,000 rubles from Katerina to have a wild party with Grushenka.
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 He asks Alyosha to tell Katerina that he cannot be engaged to her anymore, and also asks Alyosha to get 3,000 rubles from his father so he can pay Katerina back.
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 In the middle of their argument, Dmitry suddenly runs in and “…all hell seemed to have broken loose…” He beats up his father and threatens to kill him someday.
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 Grushenka had just promised Katerina she would not marry Dmitry, and she would marry a lover she used to have long ago instead.
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 Katerina is so happy she cries out that Grushenka is a “…dear angel,” and that she “has brought me back to life and made me happy.”
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 Katerina even kisses Grushenka’s hands and lips, and “…acted as though she were in love with Grushenka.”
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 just now I thought to myself: ‘And what if I take a fancy to him again, that Mitya fellow, since I took a fancy to him once and it lasted nearly a whole hour?
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 She also  talks about Katerina’s visit to Dmitry at night, crying, “…going to visit gentlemen after dark to try and peddle (sell) your charms for money?
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 Alyosha laughs “quietly and sweetly” as he reads the letter, and praying for all the sad people he loves, he goes to a peaceful sleep.
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 Zosima, knowing he will die soon, talks to the monks and to Alyosha about faith, love, and goodness.
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 He also says, “Do not hate…Never cease to explain the Gospels to the people…Do not be avaricious (greedy)…Do not hoard…Have faith and defend its banner.
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 On the way, he sees a group of boys throwing rocks at another small boy, who proudly and  fights back.
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 When the boy runs away, Alyosha tries to talk to him, but the boy hits him with a rock and bites his finger.
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 He tries to make them be honest with themselves and realize their own feelings, but they are too proud to do so.
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 Katerina, who has been very hurt because of Dmitry, thinks that she can never be happy and everybody will betray her in the end, so she proudly tries to sacrifice herself for other people.
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 Katerina tells Alyosha that Dmitry beat and  a man named Captain Snegriev in front of his young son, and she asked him to “very tactfully, very delicately, as you and you only can do…try to give him these two hundred roubles.”
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 He goes to Captain Snegriev’s house and finds out that he is suffering even more than they knew: he was extremely poor, his children were sick, and his wife was mad; and Dmitry’s angry humiliation of him had taken away his honor, too.
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 He also realizes that Ilyusha, his son, was the boy who bit his finger angrily, and now he knows that Ilyusha did like that because he was Dmitry’s brother: and because a rock hit Ilyusha in the chest, he has gotten very sick.
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 At first he is overjoyed, but he is too proud to take it, and throwing the money down, runs away crying.
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 Alyosha has lunch with his brother Ivan in a restaurant, and Ivan explains to him why he cannot believe in God: “Listen: if everyone must suffer, in order to buy eternal harmony with their suffering, pray tell me what have children to do with it?
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 Alyosha reminds Ivan about Christ, and Ivan, in a famous chapter of the book, says a prose poem he made up called The Grand .
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 He says that people with free will are usually too weak to have strong faith, and most people will be damned forever.
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 He finishes his speech by saying angrily, “…if anyone has ever deserved our fire, it is You, and I shall have you burned tomorrow.
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 As Ivan finishes his story, he says, “…everything is permitted, but then, will you, too, turn your back on me?”
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 Alyosha hears Zosima’s last lesson of love and forgiveness for everyone, saying that humans should not judge each other but have trust in God.
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 Before the duel, however, his heart was changed, and after the other man shot at him, he did not shoot his gun at the other person.
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 When he has finished his speech, he suddenly goes down to the floor, opens his arms as if he is embracing (hugging) the world, “praying and kissing the ground—as he had taught others to do—quietly and joyfully he gave up his soul to God.”
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 Zosima’s last lesson is very different from Ivan’s arguments, and the story about the guilty man who repented (was sorry), becomes free, and is forgiven is almost an opposite with the story of the Grand Inquisitor, where an innocent man is put in jail and judged.
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 Most people all think that because Zosima was so holy, his body will not decay, and some miracle will happen.
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 It shocks everybody when Zosima’s body begins to have a bad smell and decay very quickly after his death.
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 His enemies rudely say this means Zosima was not a saint but an evil person in disguise: for instance,  crazily tries to make demons go out of Zosima’s room.
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 Alyosha is very, very shocked and feels even angry that God could let such a wise,holy and good man like Zosima be so humiliated.
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 They become friends: Grushenka makes Alyosha have faith and hope again after Zosima’s death, and Alyosha helps the confused Grushenka spiritually.
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 He wakes up standing, and going outside, falls down and kisses the earth, like how Zosima died: “He did not know why he was hugging the earth, why he could not kiss it enough, why he longed (wanted) to kiss it all…He kissed it again and again, drenching (making wet) with his tears, vowing (promising) to love it always, always…He was a weak youth when he fell on the ground, and he rose a strong and determined fighter.
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 Finally he goes to Grushenka’s house, and when he finds she is not there, he rushes to his father’s house.
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 There, he is caught by Gregory, an old servant, and panicking, he hits Gregory and leaves him bloody and .
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 He goes back to Grushenka’s house, and is shocked when he hears that Grushenka went back to her old lover.
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 However, when he goes to see Grushenka, her “real lover” is actually a silly, old and ugly Pole who cheats at cards.
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 When Grushenka sees him cheat and hears the coarse and mean things he says, she realizes she actually loves Dmitry, not the Pole.
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 They begin a wild party with fruit and wine he has bought with thousands of rubles he mysteriously and suddenly has gotten, and he and Grushenka plan their future together.
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 The police question Dmitry, and are very suspicious of him because he has suddenly gotten so much money, and because everybody said he had blood on his hands as soon as he came out of his father's house.
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 Dmitry says that the money he had was gotten this way: when he had stolen money from Katerina, he had spent only half of it and sewed the rest secretly into a little bag, and when he had heard Grushenka had run off with the Pole, he had decided to just spend the rest of it in a wild party before he killed himself; however, nobody believes him, and he is put in jail.
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 Meanwhile, Alyosha has made friends with the schoolboys who had been throwing rocks at Ilyusha, and makes them be friends again.
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 He becomes friends with Kolya, a boy about two years older than Ilyusha, who is proud and “immensely enjoyed” bossing the younger boys around.
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 Kolya is very impressed with Alyosha, and says, “…there’s only one person in the world who can tell Kolya Krasotkin what to do,” meaning Alyosha; he even cries, “Oh, Karamazov, we’ll become very close friends.
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 Kolya is very clever and knows it, but when he talks to Alyosha about what he thinks of life, Alyosha quickly sees that his “philosophy” is just lots of ideas mixed up together from Rakitin; however, Alyosha respectfully listens to him and tells him clearly what he thinks about life.
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 A doctor that Katerina sent comes and says that Ilyusha will die, and Kolya finally begins to cry out loud at the sight of his sick, unhappy friend.
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 When he leaves, she slams the door on her finger and whispers, “I’m a vile, vile, vile (evil),  creature.”
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 Alyosha meets Ivan, and tells Ivan that he knows that Ivan thinks that he is involved in the murder of his father, and says, “It was not you who killed father…it was not you, not you!
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 Ivan has been visiting Smerdyakov, who keeps on saying he knows that Ivan secretly wanted Fyodor Pavlovich Karamazov to die.
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 Feeling worried and guilty, he goes to visit Katerina, who shows him a letter written by Dmitry when he was drunk, threatening to kill his father and get the 3,000 rubles.
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 Ivan decides that Dmitry has killed his father, until he visits Smerdyakov again – and Smerdyakov openly admits that he killed Fyodor Pavlovich.
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 Smerdyakov also says that he was able to do this because of Ivan’s ideas that “everything was allowed.”
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 Ivan is horrified and so guilty he sees a devil that keeps on taunting him, and finally goes mad on the day Smerdyakov hangs himself.
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 Katerina tells the story of Dmitry helping her father and giving her money without saying anything bad about him.
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 Dmitry’s case seems to be going well until Ivan comes and says that he has murdered his father, which makes everybody confused.
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 Then Katerina, horrified, jumps up and screams that Ivan is innocent, and shows everybody the letter Dmitry wrote to her, doing the very opposite of her first .
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 Immediately after this she feels so guilty and sad for “betraying” Dmitry that she goes into hysterics.
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 The prosecutor, Ippolit Kirrillovich, say that Dmitry is guilty, not crazy, and that he has done the worst sin – a son killing his own father.
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 On the other hand, the lawyer Fetyukovich says that there is no real proof that Dmitry is guilty, and that Fyodor Pavlovich Karamazov was never a real father to Dmitry; he also says that the only way for Dmitry to start a new life is to be set free.
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 Katerina hurries away, and Alyosha, who has seen everything, goes to Ilyusha’s funeral – he has died.
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 There, he says a speech to the schoolboys about love and forgiveness, asking them to remember this day always, and the book ends hopefully with the boys cheering, “Three cheers for Karamazov!”
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 He is special because of his very deep faith in God, his unselfishness, and his love for all humans.
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 He is gentle, modest (not proud), and very kind, but never foolish or naïve, and because of this almost everybody likes and trusts him. “
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 The gift of making people love him was inherent in him; he gained people’s affection directly and effortlessly; it was part of his nature.”
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 Dmitry calls him “the cherub”; Fyodor Pavlovich Karamazov “…had come to love his son deeply and sincerely; in fact, his feelings for Alyosha were such as a man like him could never have expected to have for anyone.”
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 He says to Alyosha, “…with you alone I feel like a decent person at certain moments…”, and that Alyosha is his “only true son…the only one I’m not afraid of.”
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 Ivan says that he likes Alyosha because he has strong beliefs, and is one of the only people he talks really sincerely to.
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 While Ivan is horrified at children’s sufferings and says that this is one of the reasons why he cannot believe in God, Alyosha actively helps and loves children, like Kolya and Ilyusha.
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 He is described as “unruly as a boy and as a young man…irresponsible (not responsible), violent, passionate (with strong emotions), unruly, impatient…” He has Alyosha’s good heart, but his father’s sensuality.
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 He is usually controlled by his strong emotions, like when he runs madly after Grushenka even after he had engaged with, and sincerely even loved, Katerina.
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 He is a symbol of humans and their struggle between good and evil (bad), and more especially the bodily part of mankind.
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 The prosecutor in the book says, "...Dmitry Karamazov represents Russia directly, as it is today...she is all there, our old mother Russia; we can smell her!
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 Oh, like him, we are such a...sincere people; we are an amazing mixture of good and evil; we love enlightenment and Schiller, but we also love to rage and storm in   and to tear out the beards of our drunken drinking companions."
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 He becomes a better and stronger man in the end, and this shows the writer’s belief in hope for humankind.
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 The brother of Alyosha by the same mother, Sofia, Ivan is perhaps one of the most complicated characters in the story.
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 He is an extremely clever student, (it is probable that he represents, in the novel, the intellectual part of mankind) and is proud and filled with doubt.
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 He cannot believe in God, or thinks that if God is real, he must be a very mean God who doesn’t care about humans.
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 However, he is disgusted at the life of his father, which logically is right according to his beliefs.
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 The sad problem with Ivan is that “his head is not in harmony with his heart”: with his feelings he loves God’s world, although with his reason he can’t accept it.
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 Ivan has both a strong sense of justice, like Alyosha, and is unhappy at the suffering of children; but, unlike Alyosha, who actively makes friends with and helps children, Ivan does not do anything about it.
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 It is unclear what will happen to him: but the novel ends so cheerfully it suggests he will probably find some way of spiritual redemption.
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 Lustful, vulgar, lying, coarse, and without caring about who he hurts, he is extremely selfish and cares only about his own desires.
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 He is more afraid of Ivan than Dmitry, but he likes Alyosha, even though he likes to tease and scare him.
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 Joyce Carol Oates describes him as "...a certain perverse (strange) blend (mix) of the  and the spiritual, a brilliant comic creation who cannot sit down to drink without questioning the meaning of life."
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 "As a general rule, people, even the wicked, are much more naive and simple-hearted than we suppose (think).
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 Betrayed when she was young by a lover, she comes to town and makes almost all the men in the town fall in love with her.
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 The book says “…in all fairness, it must be said, she was very, very beautiful and her beauty was that typical Russian beauty which inspires (creates) passion in so many men… She was twenty-two and she looked exactly her age.”
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 She likes to torture both Dmitry and his father for fun, to laugh at them, and to have revenge for the hurt she received from her first lover; she can also be quite cruel, like when she lied to Katerina, hurting and insulting her.
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 However, a hidden gentleness, sincerity, and kindness inside her opens up and begins to grow after she becomes friends with Alyosha.
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 Alyosha said, “I expected to find a wicked soul…But instead I have found a true sister, a treasure, a loving soul…”
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 Smerdyakov is the son of an idiot woman named “Stinking Lizaveta,” which is where his name comes from.
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 He has epilepsy and is very mean, sometimes showing his evil openly, and sometimes pretending to be very humble and afraid.
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 Smerdyakov is almost Ivan's "double" at times; when Alyosha asks him politely if he knows where Dmitry is, he replies coldly, "It's not as if I were his keeper" (p. 269).
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 p. 275) Later, when Fyodor Pavlovich is drunkenly talking about how he made Alyosha's mother, Sofya, become unhappy by insulting her God, Ivan angrily reminds him that Sofya was his mother, too.