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How does the narrator plan to reconcile his life of toil with civilized living? (About Love)

The story begins with an occasion where few friends are having leisurely time. They are eating, drinking and talking about anything they like. They have already had their breakfast and the cook again comes to ask what they would like for dinner. This occasion helps to create the atmosphere of inertia in the sense that they have nothing special to do except eating, drinking and talking. The same air of leisure is suggested again at the end of the story. As Alyohin is telling the story, the rain stops, the sun comes out and two friends Burkin and Iva go out on the balcony and enjoy a fine view of garden. The atmosphere was a close connection with Alyohin’s behavior with the women he loves. Alyohin seems to be lovely fellow and he is always disturbed by the memory of his beloved Anna. Whenever he has any free time, he can’t help telling his love story to others. This also suggests that he has got life long grief and misery as the outcome of his relationship with Anna. With him still being deep in the memory, it’s difficult to see him getting back to the civilized living however, he’s attempting to forget those past experience to get back to normal being.

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https://tyrocity.com/english-notes/about-love-heritage-of-words-2d1p

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