A lowly St. Petersburg clerk obsesses over a new overcoat amid bureaucratic indifference and social satire.
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A lowly St. Petersburg clerk obsesses over a new overcoat amid bureaucratic indifference and social satire.
It is not necessary to say much about this tailor; but, as it is the custom to have the character of each personage in a novel clearly defined, there is no help for it, so here is Petrovitch the tailor. At first he was called only Grigoriy, and was some gentleman's serf; he commenced calling himself Petrovitch from the time when he received his free papers, and further began to drink heavily on all holidays, at first on the great ones, and then on all church festivities without discrimination, w...
will contain mild spoilers
No romantic or sexual content present
Coat theft and brief ghostly haunting at the end
No profanity or strong language
Tailor depicted drinking heavily on holidays
No LGBTQ+ representation
Mentions of church holidays and festivities
No magic or witchcraft present
No occult or demonology content
Satirizes Russian bureaucracy, class systems, and social indifference
No self-harm or suicide depicted
Protagonist endures mockery, poverty, and systemic social cruelty
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