Resurrection · Character

Fedka

A blind beggar boy encountered by Nekhludoff.

minor

Also known as little Fedka, Blind Fedka

First appearance: XIX

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In IV: A barefoot boy in a pink shirt who agrees to guide Nekhlúdoff to Matróna Khárina. Later, in V: One of the village boys who…

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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.

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IV
A barefoot boy in a pink shirt who agrees to guide Nekhlúdoff to Matróna Khárina.
V
One of the village boys who accompanies Nekhlúdoff and describes the poorest families, including Anísia and Martha.
XXXV
Mentioned as the murderer Fédoroff, recognized by Nekhlúdoff among the convicts.
IX
Referred to as Blind Fédka; involved in a fight with Tarás that left Tarás bruised.
XIX
Referenced as a tramp who escaped and committed cannibalism, exemplifying the extreme depravity fostered by the system.

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