The Brother's Karamazov Children's theme
The theme of children and their innocence is evident throughout the course of the novel The Brothers Karamazov, especially with the many relationships between parents and their children. The main relationship depicted is that of the Karamazov brothers with their father Fyodor. This kinship greatly contrasts the other significant relationships such as Zossima's with Alexie and Snegirev's with his children. However, the paternal feelings from Zossima and Snegirev are very similar and respectable, therefore, in turn respect is overflowing from their children. Although, there is still respect and harmony, is there still innocence? It is certain that innocence has faded into depravity with Fyodor's children, but it may still linger in the children of the more honorable men. This innocence is comparable to that of humankind's in the face of God, and these relationships can imitate the god and humankind relationship, such that god is the father and human kind the children in both positive and negative fashions. Fyodor Karamazov was very little, other than a biological father to his sons. He wanted nothing to do with them unless it was for his personal benefit or enjoyment
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Approximate Word count = 1361
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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