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Olga's Cliché
<em>Eugene Onegin: </em>"Reading Fashion"
Although characterized as the stereotypical damsel, Olga appears boring in comparison to Tatyana.
Elizabeth LaFave
Text: Oxford's World Classics
Image: Большая Советская Энициклопедия
<p>«Всегда скромна, всегда послушна,</p>
<p>Всегда как утро весела,</p>
<p>Как жизнь поэта простодушна,</p>
<p>Как поцелуй любви мила,</p>
<p>Глаза как небо голубые;</p>
<p>Улыбка, локоны льняные,</p>
<p>Движенья, голос, легкий стан,</p>
<p>Всё в Ольге... но любой роман</p>
<p>Возьмите и найдете верно</p>
<p>Её портрет: он очень мил,</p>
<p>Я прежде сам его любил,</p>
<p>Но надоел он мне безмерно» (2, XXIII, 46). <br /><br /><br />“Forever modest, meek in bearing,</p>
<p>As gay as morning’s rosy dress,</p>
<p>Like any poet—open, caring,</p>
<p>As sweet as love’s own caress;</p>
<p>Her sky-blue eyes devoid of any guile,</p>
<p>Her flaxen curls, her lovely smile,</p>
<p>Her voice, her form, her graceful stance,</p>
<p>Oh, Olga’s every trait…But glance</p>
<p>In any novel—you’ll discover</p>
<p>Her portrait there; it’s charming, true;</p>
<p>I liked it once no less than you,</p>
<p>But round it boredom seems to hover” (Chapter 2, Stanza 23, Page 46).</p>
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