The Brothers Karamazov · Character
Pan Vrublevsky
A Polish companion of the Pole at Mokroe.
minor
Also known as Vrublevsky, panie Vrublevsky, the huge Vrublevsky
First appearance: VII: The First and Rightful Lover
Pan Vrublevsky shows up with force in VII: The First and Rightful Lover. The page is where that presence becomes real.
One of the Polish gentlemen; he is tall, haughty, and becomes furious when Mitya insults Poland.
Pan Vrublevsky first appears in 0061 part iii vii the first and rightful lover.
In VII: The First and Rightful Lover: One of the Polish gentlemen; he is tall, haughty, and becomes furious when Mitya insults Poland. He toasts to Russia as it was before 1772.
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- Polish Con Artists at Mokroe
- Mokroe Episode Participants
- Minor and Background Characters
- Trial and Investigation Core
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