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Master and Man
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Tolstoy's *Master and Man* is a novella that delves into the themes of redemption and self-discovery.
It follows the story of a wealthy landowner, Brekhunov, who embarks on a perilous journey during a blizzard.
Initially self-absorbed, Brekhunov undergoes a profound transformation as he confronts his mortality and the suffering of his servant.
Through an act of self-sacrifice, he finds meaning and compassion, ultimately dying a peaceful death.
The novella's exploration of spiritual awakening and the importance of human connection resonates with readers even today.
The story's simplicity and powerful message make it a compelling read, highlighting Tolstoy's mastery of storytelling.
It follows the story of a wealthy landowner, Brekhunov, who embarks on a perilous journey during a blizzard.
Initially self-absorbed, Brekhunov undergoes a profound transformation as he confronts his mortality and the suffering of his servant.
Through an act of self-sacrifice, he finds meaning and compassion, ultimately dying a peaceful death.
The novella's exploration of spiritual awakening and the importance of human connection resonates with readers even today.
The story's simplicity and powerful message make it a compelling read, highlighting Tolstoy's mastery of storytelling.
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