What Is to Be Done? · Character
Daniluitch
A minor character, possibly a servant or worker.
minor
First appearance: part i the life of vi ra pavlovna in her parents family
Daniluitch shows up with force in I. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The landlord who gossips with Petrovna about the Lopukhófs' peculiar living arrangements and questions Vera about their religious views.
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- Disguise and resolution
- Central progressive circle
- Extended minor characters
- Protagonist
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