The Master and Margarita - #11/33 - Mikhail Bulgakov - Ма́стер и Маргари́та

[@baruch4256]

One of the greatest chapters in all of literature

[@BrandonWilliams-wf6hg]

5:52

[@seanmathers7914]

I’m drunk on Carolans

[@arthurdavis4558]

6:30

[@gumonthepants]

Gosh, the Parisian "shopping-spree" reminds me of today's "smash-n-grab" robberies going on in several major cities here in America at the high-end designer boutiques! In fact, this entire story seems to point to just about everything going on in this country. Our time has come...

[@orphandextro7046]

Word. Although the book is saying that all societies delve into human greed. The devil is just trying to expose Moscow’s “communist” society as the same as every other capitalist society. All humans are the same, he even says it, and points it out when he asks if the Muscovites had changed at all, or if they were still the same as everyone else. Greed pervades humanity, no matter the country, society, or economic system. Something Stalin probably hated most about this book.