Question

2. Olga may be the most important character in the story because
in many ways she is the opposite to Skvortsov.'----Do you agree
with this statement? Why/Why not?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Can you elaborate the question ?

Answer 2

Answer:

 Olga was the gentle and caring cook of the advocate. She paid motherly affection to the beggar boy. Pity and concern were the emotions she comprised for the beggar boy. Her affection was exhibited by the fact, she chopped the wood for Lushkoff, so that he can earn a bit money. She used to curse him as well as weep for him, telling him that he would have neither a good future, nor pleasure or luxury in this world. The way she suffered and help[ed him, she made him sensitive towards others' feelings and in the process, he also changed.