Comparing Characters in the Book Eugine Onegine and Characters in the Book Fathers and Sons

Character Analysis-Eugine Onegine

The two protagonists were pretty flawed, but they were also likeable. Onegin is the anti-romantic-hero--so disgusted by his previous experiences of love (in reality, just infatuation), that he's converted his emotions to pride, and his life to solitude and idleness. At the same time, he's a grey character; in his selfishness there are glimpses of goodness, of a "better self", so to speak. We never get to completely see his better character, though Tatyana seems to.

Tatyana is the real main character. She is probably the ...