The Village · Character
Odnodvorka
A female character, possibly a peasant, mentioned in village context.
minor
First appearance: the village
Odnodvorka shows up with force in II. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Odnodvorka is the widow who serves as cook at Durnovka, and her son Senka is mentioned.
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In II: Odnodvorka is the widow who serves as cook at Durnovka, and her son Senka is mentioned. Later, in III: A small, dependable woman who serves as a go-between for the villages, known for her thievery of railway…
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Relationship types
- Other
Character groups
- Village household and social figures
- Minor villagers and transient figures
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