There is no doubt that the story of Gerasim adapted from Ivan Turgenev, closely related to that of Kaspa Hauser, if you know what I mean, is also like those old legends that have a little bit of everything, truth or lie. of morality and sadness; the gigantic Gerasim whose innocent and robust human nature was fused in the crucible of the countryside, suddenly has a 180 degree turn when he moves through a somewhat cruel mockery of destiny to the city; Since the fateful day when the old high-born lady saw him and hired him, after being assisted by the enormous mute to fix his carriage, Gerasim li…
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