Theme of the story god see's the truth but waits?

Answer 1

The moral lesson? One does not gain anything by seeking revenge. The more one gives in to the thought of revenge, the more it consumes him. And if that goes uncheck, it can mean the death of whatever spark of nobility lies in the human person. The world, for all its cynicism, does recognize that spark when it is given a chance to break through the dark and negative elements that seem to always stifle and put it out. We have proof of that spark in the great men and women, sung and unsung, who graced this side of existence. Aksionov is as ordinary as any of us. He has every reason to avenge what seems on the outside the loss of his life. But he fights it off. Aksionov takes, what Robert Frost refers to as, "the road less travelled by". And that is where Tolstoy's title of the story comes in. God sees the truth- Aksionov is not the killer but God must wait for Aksionov to make, on his own, the right choice, the right move. And that makes all the difference- the very reason for Tolstoy's story's universal appeal. -Jesse A. Enciso

Answer 2

A masterpiece by Leo Tolstoy, describes the story of a merchant, Demitri Askenov, who on the basis of knife used for the crime being found in his baggage gets falsely convicted for the murder of a fellow merchant. Since every proof points against and his family also doubting his character, Askenov accepts his fate and is sent to serve life imprisonment in Siberia. In jail Askinov is known for his good behavior and is respected among fellow prisoners and prison authoriyties. A fresh lot of prisoners comes to the jail, one among them is from the Askenov's town. While bragging about his criminal character this prisoner claims that he should not have come here this time, though he did something terrible in past. While Askinov was heard their conversations, some prisoner tells him how Askenov was wrongly sent to prison for crime Askenov did not commit. This person reveals some intricate detail of the murder which Askenov knew no one knew. Askenov, who had almost forgotten everything and had no desire of the outside world fell apart and it filled him with hatred for this person. In one incident in prison Askenov saves this person's life by lying to the authorities. It melts the heart of this person and he confesses to Askinov who forgives him. Later he confesses to the authorities, by the time the release order for Askinov came he was already dead.

Answer 3

The theme of "God Sees the Truth, But Waits" by Leo Tolstoy is centered around the idea of truth and justice prevailing in the end, even if it takes time. The story highlights the concept of redemption, forgiveness, and the power of honesty and faith in overcoming adversity. It ultimately emphasizes the belief that one's actions, thoughts, and intentions are ultimately known and judged by a higher power.

Answer 4

Spiritual growth, suffering, human growth ( he questiones himself while he was prisoned like "i must have done sth wrong" )

Answer 5

God Sees the Truth But Waits is a short story by Leo Tolstoy. The plot of the story is the journey of a man who doesn't heed his wife's pleas not to go on a business venture.

Answer 6

the truth will always prevail!

Answer 7

eljhune and Lea is loving forever