The Village · Character
Makar Ivanovitch
A character with a few mentions, possibly a relative or acquaintance.
minor
Also known as Makar
First appearance: the village
Makar Ivanovitch shows up with force in XVIII. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Formerly known as Makarka the Pilgrim, now a feared prophet of doom; he chants a threatening hymn and demands alms, showing his shameless and shrewd nature.
Makar Ivanovitch first appears in 0001 the village.
In XVIII: Formerly known as Makarka the Pilgrim, now a feared prophet of doom; he chants a threatening hymn and demands alms, showing his shameless and shrewd nature.
Later, in XII: Mentioned as a pilgrim who committed a crime with a friend, now in jail.
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Relationship types
- Other
Character groups
- Nobility and their associates
- Protagonist
- Village household and social figures
- Core community and clergy
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