In part one of the story the man from the underground makes a philosophical stand. He argues the absurdity of the rational thinkers. He feels that

but ultimately ends up alone and depressed. This illustrates the fact that nobody is happy alone, and that it is near impossible to live out such an extreme philosophy.

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The man from the underground was a complex and lonely person. He tells of some very strange event in his life. First he talks of an officer who disrespected him. For two years he followed this man, and promised some sort of revenge or vindication. But, his victory never occurs, the underground man was timid and unsure of himself. This is the first time we see the true character of this inclusive man. This story also shows that he disagrees with the idea of nobility, because the officer shoved him and never apologized. It seems that this character was never liked and he does not fit into the communities that t

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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)