We see that in comparison with him they achieved almost nothing. His victories can be seen especially clearly by comparing them with the achievements of people of the same origin as he is - his father, brothers, and so on. So what pushed him to such a terrible crime? What was that last straw?Īs already mentioned, Julien's goals exceeded his capabilities many times over, but, despite this, he still strove for the goal and, at the cost of superhuman efforts, achieved significant success. But he was by no means a natural born killer. To the women who loved him, and in every possible way used their love for his own selfish purposes. Not having a “high” origin, he made gigantic efforts to become famous, and in order to achieve his goal, he did not shy away from any methods - he lied Julien Sorel from Stendhal's novel "Red and Black" is a man who fell into despair and got confused.
A crime always has a basis, and although sometimes it can be almost invisible, there is always the last straw that makes a person go over the line, commit this crime. Crime is not something that is committed just like that, for pleasure or out of boredom.
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