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Inktober 2023
Day 29 - Pechorin
"His name was... Grigori Aleksandrovich Pechorin. He was a splendid fellow, I can assure you, but a little peculiar."
(M.Y. Lermontov "A Hero of Our Time")
#inktober#inktober 2023#Pechorin#Lermontov#A Hero of Our Time#classical literature#books#characters#art#illustration#traditional art#PhantomRin
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Pechorin from A Hero of Our Time is truly just. One of the guys of all time
#a hero of our time#герой нашего времени#ramblings#this guys SUCKS#I hate Byronic heroes all my homies hate Byronic heroes#including Lermontov#he was the biggest hater#MUTUALS. YOU WILL BE FORCED TO SEE MY RUSSIAN LITERATURE POSTS.#*force wave* YOU WILL READ A HERO OF OUR TIME. YOU WILL READ A HERO FO OUR TIME. YOU WILL READ#pechorin#Russian literature crazy because I have never seen a straighter cast of characters#than the entirety of Russian literature pedagogy#I’m sorry War and Peace may be carrying idk#but I have read many books both in Russian and in English#and like I don’t think I liked one couple. not ONE#except in the film летят журавли I actually. like I actually can’t handle Veronika and Boris bro they deserved EACH OTHER#russian literature
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Let it be known that I'm an avid supporter of the "Il Dottore as Grigory Pechorin" agenda (I made it up)
#a hero of our time is my favorite novel ever#pechorin... i hate you but i love you#dottore#il dottore#zandik#genshin impact#ooo he's so misunderstood and sad 🥀💔 /lh
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Печорин
#fanart#Gorigory pechorin#Герой нашего времени#Russian literature#Hero of our time#A hero of our time#Mikhail lermontov
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Hi!!! Hope you are well!
For the drawing request thing, how about Grigory Pechorin? I love him!
here you go!
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Today's problematic ship is Grigory Pechorin and Grushnitsky from A Hero of Our Time
Toxic
Killer/victim
Requested by me
#no way someone here knows this#but that's russian classics XD#by the way i would love if you requested ships from classic literature#proship#proshippers please interact#proship please interact#comship#toxic#killer x victim#grigory pechorin#grushnitsky#григорий печорин#герой нашего времени#a hero of our time#грушницкий
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im reading герой нашего времени in english and while i do not agree with lots and lots of what pechorin says and does. he is after all a product of the 19th century russian imperial core. he is one of the best haters ive ever read. he calls this guy gruzhnitsky his friend from the army and then immediately afterwards he j reads his character for Filth for a full page before executing an elaborate plan to win the affection of the princess that gruzhnitsky wants to marry while not even being into her
#like i really enjoy his character as a snapshot into russian imperial society aside from him being really funny to read#like for me primarily im interested in how the main border ethnic groups are portrayed as characters#characterisation of ukrainians and circassians mainly#as well as just general caucasian and south west empire ethnicities#like the book title being 'hero of our time' the 'of our time' bit really matters because its how a hero looks to those in charge of the#country and its culture at a deeply crucial time for the russian language and its evolution#like pechorin is pretty misogynistic and he makes a comment about being innately prejudiced against disabled people#because he believes theyve lost with the bodily function a piece of their soul#anyway yeah ive been really enjoying analysing it through these lenses#im over halfway through as well!!! yaay
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“I love enemies, though not in the Christian way. They amuse me, excite my blood. Being always on one’s guard, catching every glance, the significance of every word, guessing at intentions, frustrating their plots, pretending to be tricked, and suddenly, with a shove, upturning the whole enormous and arduously built edifice of their cunning and schemes — that’s what I call life.”
Pechorin speaking about Grushnitsky in A Hero of our Time in a normal and heterosexual way
#pechorin babe…. you are literally describing romance#he’s literally ‘you’re gay because you like men ? I’m gay because I hate women’#a hero of our time#mikhail lermontov#my own bullshit#ruslit#i post about my gay little books#tag for dykes and faggots. amen
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Modern au! Fem! Alexander x Grigory
#Spotify#my otp#otp#russian classics#modern au#modern#Alexander Chatsky#Grigory Pechorin#au#russian literature#aesthetic#character aesthetic#Горе от ума#Герой нашего времени#Hero of our time#Александр Чацкий#Григорий Печорин#Woe from wit
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everywhere i go i see theon
#the book is a hero of our time by lermontov#tbf Pechorin is basically Byronic anti-hero so there’s a lot of Theon overlap naturally
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there's so much wrong with that man I want to dissect him like a frog
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ROUND 1: GROUP C
#round 1#pechorin 2011#A Hero of Our Time#a hero of our time 2006#Geroy nashego vremeni#geroy nashego vremeni 2006#russian period dramas bracket#period dramas#tumblr bracket#polls#tumblr polls#russian period dramas
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Sadly erasing the number off a blackboard and replacing it with a zero. Above the number, text reads "Days since russian lit GSI showed the class yaoi of the protagonists of the classic russian literary characters holding eachother"
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"Yes, such has been my lot since childhood. Everyone read signs of non-existent evil traits in my features. But since they were expected to be there, they did make their appearance. Because I was reserved, they said I was sly, so I grew reticent. I was keenly aware of good and evil, but instead of being indulged I was insulted and so I became spiteful. I was sulky while other children were merry and talkative, but though I felt superior to them I was considered inferior. So I grew envious. I was ready to love the whole world, but no one understood me, and I learned to hate. My cheerless youth passed in conflict with myself and society, and fearing ridicule I buried my finest feelings deep in my heart, and there they died. I spoke the truth, but nobody believed me, so I began to practice duplicity. Having come to know society and its mainsprings, I became versed in the art of living and saw how others were happy without that proficiency, enjoying for free the favors I had so painfully striven for. It was then that despair was born in my heart--not the despair that is cured with a pistol, but a cold, impotent desperation, concealed under a polite exterior and a good-natured smile. I became a moral cripple; I had lost one half of my soul, for it had shriveled, dried up and died, and I had cut it off and cast it away, while the other half stirred and lived, adapted to serve every comer. No one noticed this, because no one suspected there had been another half."
#ahhh the joy of rediscovering pechorin#he was my favorite russian lit character at 15 and continues to be my favorite at 19#is he a good man? NO#mikhail lermontov#a hero of our time#so very close to home#fun fact i lived in the city where lermontov was initially buried. i went to his monument so often#no other poet speaks to me like he does
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