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Pan Grodzitski

A one-eyed Polish colonel, defender of Zbarazh.

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Also known as Grodzitski, old Grodzitski

First appearance: xlviii

Pan Grodzitski shows up with force in Chapter I. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Mentioned as the commander of Kudák, to whom Hmelnitski claims to be carrying letters.

Pan Grodzitski first appears in 0047 xlviii.

In Chapter I: Mentioned as the commander of Kudák, to whom Hmelnitski claims to be carrying letters.

Later, in Chapter VI: Mentioned as the commander at Kudák; Skshetuski is to deliver a letter to him.

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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Falling action.

This is the dramatic climax because it presents the emotional and psychological peak of the duel, where Bogun’…

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Chapter I
Mentioned as the commander of Kudák, to whom Hmelnitski claims to be carrying letters.
Chapter VI
Mentioned as the commander at Kudák; Skshetuski is to deliver a letter to him.
Chapter IX
The stern, one-eyed commander of Kudák, who warns Skshetuski of the coming war and the lack of powder, but respects his bravery.
Chapter XI
His letter to the chief ataman is read during the council proceedings.
XIII
The one-eyed commander of Kudák fortress, fires warning cannon shots at the passing Cossack host.
Chapter XIV
Commander of Kudák fortress; mentioned as firing cannons during Hmelnitski's attack.

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