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The story follows a young man in his twenties grappling with his discontent in Europe while yearning for the raw essence of his homeland. Through this character's internal conflict, Turgenev evokes a deep nostalgia for the 1840s, reflecting on themes of identity and belonging. As his first work after leaving Russia, it captures the tension between personal desires and cultural roots, showcasing the author's profound connection to his heritage.