Evgeny PapeR

I just finished writing a 6 page paper on Pushkin's novel Evgeny Onegin. I basically copied and pasted the script from Pirates of the Carribean 3 so I'm hoping for at least a B-.

Kevin Schur

Elyena I. Navikovada

Introduction to Russian Literature

1 October, 2009

Nobility in Pushkin's Evgeny Onegin

                    ELIZABETH
          I think it would be rather
      exciting to meet a pirate.

                    NORRINGTON
          Think again, Miss Swan.   Vile and
      dissolute creatures, the  lot of
      them. I intend to see to   it that
      any man who sails under a  pirate
      flag, or wears a pirates  brand,
      gets what he deserves: a  short
      drop and a sudden stop.

Academic gold. It was the first paper I wrote this year so I'm
hoping that it turns out alright. I also found out just moments
ago that I have to lead a meeting tommorow morning. It is about
10:00 right now so I plan on pumping out a rough draft of what
I have to say so fast. I may actually just resort to bringing the
screenplay from the fast and the furious three and using it as a
rough outline. I imagine the situation going something
like this:

"If you do this undercover operation you can get out of jail."

"Cool"

*Ramp a car over a helicopter*

--BAM! Best meeting ever.

I don't have a lot of actual content for this post though if you
haven't guessed that by now. The paper I wrote was pretty
good though, it made me think more about what should
constitute the goals of one's life. The nobles had a lot of money
and a lot of parties but they still didn't get what they wanted
out of life. I hope to figure some stuff out while I'm in Russia
too and not just post jokes about bad movie scripts. I think I
already appreciate a lot of little things a lot more. Really it just
comes down to noticing the good things that have been there
all along.

Anyhow though, time to start writing with a different goal in mind.
Take it easy Vin Diesel lovers.