Resurrection · Character

Korableva

A fellow prisoner and friend of Maslova.

minor

First appearance: XLVIII

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In Chapter XXX: The Women's Cell: A tall, strong woman sentenced to hard labor for killing her husband; she leads the women in the cell and trades in spirits. Later, in XXXI: Comforts Máslova, criticizes the sentence,…

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Setup
Escalation
Breaking point
Aftermath
Closing

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Chapter XXX: The Women's Cell
A tall, strong woman sentenced to hard labor for killing her husband; she leads the women in the cell and trades in spirits.
XXXI
Comforts Máslova, criticizes the sentence, and takes a cigarette.
XXXII
Accepts the coupon from Máslova, shares vodka, fights with the red-haired woman, and tries to comfort Máslova.
Chapter XXXVIII
Korabléva is already awake and calls Máslova at the whistle.
XLVI
Sews and discusses the flogging of Vasíliev, pours vodka for Máslova.
XLVIII
Encourages Máslova to take advantage of Nekhlúdoff's interest.
LIX
Comments on Máslova's refusal to marry Nekhlúdoff, calling her a fool for not accepting wealth.
Chapter XXXVIII
Severe-looking old prisoner who asks Nekhlúdoff about the deaths of twelve convicts.

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