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Pavel Ferapontovich Antipov is a railroad worker, labor activist, and Bolshevik revolutionary, and the father of Pasha Antipov. Antipov is arrested for his participation in the 1905 Moscow uprising but reappears in Siberia during the civil war. Alongside his longtime comrade Tiverzin, Antipov oversees the retaliatory red terror in Yuriatin after the city is taken back from the White Army.
Pavel Ferapontovich Antipov Quotes in Doctor Zhivago
The Doctor Zhivago quotes below are all either spoken by Pavel Ferapontovich Antipov or refer to Pavel Ferapontovich Antipov. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
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Part 7: On the Way
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From an early age Strelnikov had striven for the highest and the brightest. He considered life an enormous arena in which people, honorably observing the rules, compete in the attainment of perfection.
When it turned out that this was not so, it never entered his head that he was wrong in simplifying the world order. Having driven the offense inside for a long time, he began to cherish the thought of one day becoming an arbiter between life and the dark principles that distort it, of stepping forth to its defense and avenging it.
Disappointment embittered him. The revolution armed him.
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Pavel Ferapontovich Antipov Quotes in Doctor Zhivago
The Doctor Zhivago quotes below are all either spoken by Pavel Ferapontovich Antipov or refer to Pavel Ferapontovich Antipov. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
).
Part 7: On the Way
Quotes
From an early age Strelnikov had striven for the highest and the brightest. He considered life an enormous arena in which people, honorably observing the rules, compete in the attainment of perfection.
When it turned out that this was not so, it never entered his head that he was wrong in simplifying the world order. Having driven the offense inside for a long time, he began to cherish the thought of one day becoming an arbiter between life and the dark principles that distort it, of stepping forth to its defense and avenging it.
Disappointment embittered him. The revolution armed him.
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