In what way is the narrator most clearly a monster in Dostoyevsky's story Notes from the Underground?

A. He is fond of confusing his neighbors.

B. He gives unsolicited advice.

C. He treats others with extreme disrespect.

D. He is extremely long-winded

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Grace Hill

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17 September, 01:24

In what way is the narrator most clearly a monster in Dostoyevsky's story Notes from the Underground?

A. He is fond of confusing his neighbors.

B. He gives unsolicited advice.

C. He treats others with extreme disrespect.

D. He is extremely long-winded

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Renee Hensley · Answer 1

The answer is C. he treats others with extreme disrespect. In reflecting from the Underground Dostoyevsky satirizes coeval social and political views by presenting a narrator whose notes reveal that his purportedly progressive beliefs lead only to sterility and inaction. a depiction of this bitter and frustrated

In what way is the narrator most clearly a monster in Dostoyevsky's story Notes from the Underground?A. He is fond of confusing his neighbors.B. He gives unsolicited advice.C. He treats others with extreme disrespect.D. He is extremely long-winded

In what way is the narrator most clearly a monster in Dostoyevsky's story Notes from the Underground?

A. He is fond of confusing his neighbors.

B. He gives unsolicited advice.

C. He treats others with extreme disrespect.

D. He is extremely long-winded