Packet 7: Bonus 8

This word modifies “life” in the title of a Karolina Pavlova novel in which a young woman with artistic aspirations, Cecily von Lindenborn, is cornered into a marriage of convenience. For 10 points each:
[10m] What word also titles a novella about the titular counselor Golyadkin, who is thrown out of Klara’s birthday party and ultimately carted off to an asylum?
ANSWER: double [accept The Double or Dvoynik; accept A Double Life or Dvoynaya zhizn’] (The Double is by Fyodor Dostoevsky.)
[10e] Each chapter of A Double Life follows a single day and ends with Cecily dreaming in this literary style. Alexander Pushkin’s Eugene Onegin is a novel in this style.
ANSWER: verse [accept novel-in-verse, poetry, or meter; accept specific meters such as iambic tetrameter]
[10h] This author helped repopularize Pavlova by declaring her one of the masters of Russian verse. Translators struggle with a dense novel by this author whose protagonist wears a red domino costume from a masked ball.
ANSWER: Andrei Bely [or Boris Nikolaevich Bugaev] (The novel is Petersburg. Pavlova became a favorite author of the Russian Symbolists.)
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