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In this story, the author depicts not only Dora's broken childhood, the strange relationship between the bellboy and the prostitute, but also the equally strange attitude of people towards other people's grief, the lack of compassion and the complete decline of spirituality in society at the time. Karpo Petrovych was not the only one who brought his son to the place of the treasury. Apart from him, there were many other seemingly ordinary people who not only did not sympathise with the punished woman, but also rejoiced at such a rare sight.