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The forged coupon

The act of counterfeiting a ruble note starts a chain of events that grows more and more evil. An ingenious study of the destructive powers of evil set against a brilliant depiction of Russian life. Inescapably enthralled by the power his crimes bring him, Stepan goes further and further down the path of evil, relentlessly seeking new opportunities to murder and maim. When, however, one of his victims refuses to surrender to him, instead dying with pity on her lips, he finds himself haunted by her image. Suddenly, he is faced with the choice of continuing a life of crime, or facing up to his actions and their certain consequences.

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  • "The act of counterfeiting a ruble note starts a chain of events that grows more and more evil. An ingenious study of the destructive powers of evil set against a brilliant depiction of Russian life. Inescapably enthralled by the power his crimes bring him, Stepan goes further and further down the path of evil, relentlessly seeking new opportunities to murder and maim. When, however, one of his victims refuses to surrender to him, instead dying with pity on her lips, he finds himself haunted by her image. Suddenly, he is faced with the choice of continuing a life of crime, or facing up to his actions and their certain consequences."@en
  • "Tolstoy's final novella, 'The Forged Coupon' is an ingenious and tightly-knit study of the destructive powers of evil set against a brilliant snapshot of Russian life."@en

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  • "Didactic fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Electronic books"@en

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  • "The forged coupon"
  • "The forged coupon"@en
  • "Forged Coupon (Penguin Classics)"@en
  • "The Forged Coupon [in, The Kreutzer Sonata and Other Stories: Translated with an Introduction by David McDuff] (Penguin Classics)"
  • "The Forged Coupon"@en