牛虻

[爱尔兰] 伏尼契

出版时间

2015-10-01

ISBN

9787519005283

评分

★★★★★
书籍介绍
多数人冲着“革命小说”的点进来,最后却为一段父子纠葛哭到无法自持——这恰是《牛虻》最易被误读、也最耐咀嚼之处。它把宏大的政治与宗教口号层层褪去,让位于一个更私密的命题:一个人究竟把爱交给上帝,还是交给父亲?亚瑟以假自杀出走十三年,归来时已是一把“刀子”,可真正困住他的,始终是蒙泰尼里神父那句“你有你母亲的眼睛”。小说最狠的地方,不在枪林弹雨,而在行刑前夜那场沉默——父子隔着眼泪对望,谁都知道一切都完了。它适合不愿被口号说服、更愿被人性逼问的读者:当信仰、血缘、爱情彼此撕扯,支撑一个人从容赴死的,究竟是主义,还是一种不肯放手的执念?
AI导读
核心看点
  • 超越革命背景,深挖父子与爱情悲剧
  • 牛虻历经磨难,化身坚定革命者就义
  • 神父在神爱与父爱间痛苦挣扎与忏悔
读者共识
  • 文字极具感染力,读者普遍表示读至落泪
  • 并非刻板革命文学,而是灵魂拷问之作
  • 人物塑造有血有肉,神父结局令人唏嘘
精彩摘录
  • "他们陷入一阵奇怪的沉默,长久、深沉和突然。在灰蒙蒙的黄昏中,他们相互看着对方,他们的心因为害怕而停止了跳动。 “你还有什么话要说吗?”蒙泰尼里低声说道,“能——给我一点希望吗?” “不。我的生命除了和教士斗争别无他用。我不是一个人,我是一把刀子。如果您让我活下去,您就是批准动用刀子。” 蒙泰尼里转身看着十字架。“上帝!听听——!” 他的声音消失在空洞的静寂之中,没有回音。只是牛虻重又变成冷嘲热讽的恶魔。 “对他喊、喊、喊响点,也许他是睡、睡、睡熟了——” 蒙泰尼里吓了一跳,好像被打了一下。好一会儿,他站在那里,直愣愣地看着前方——然后他坐在地铺边上,双手捂住了脸,哭了起来。牛虻不住地颤抖,身上"
  • "牛虻靠着医生的膝盖抬起身子,睁大眼睛直视十字架。哑然无声的寂静之中,他缓缓举起已被打断的右手,推开了那个十字架。耶稣的脸上被抹上了鲜血。 “Padre——您的——上帝——满意了?” 他仰头倒在医生的胳膊上。"
  • "“你指的是暗杀工作吗?” “这是其中的一项工作吧。就其本身来说,刀子挺有用的。但是必须有组织良好的宣传作后盾。这也是我不喜欢另一个团体之处。他们认为刀子能够解决世上所有的难题。这是错误的。它能解决许多难题,但是并不能解决所有的难题。” “你真的相信它能解决什么难题吗?” 他诧异地望着她。 “当然了,”她接着说道,“就目前来说,它能解决某个狡猾的暗探或者某个讨厌的官员所引起的实际难题,但是除去一个难题以后,它是否制造更加糟糕的难题则是另外一个问题。在我看来就像是那则寓言一样,把房子打扫装饰一新,却招来了七个魔鬼。每一次暗杀只会使警察变得更加凶狠,并使人们更加习惯于暴力和兽行,最后的情况也许会比原"
  • "[the Gadfly]“Padre, this God of yours is an impostor, His wounds are sham wounds, His pain is all a farce! It is I that have the right to your heart! Padre, there is no torture you have not put me to; if you could only know what my life has been! And yet I would not die! I have endured it all, and h"
  • "[the Gadfly]"Padre, come away with us! What have you to do with this dead world of priests and idols? They are full of the dust of bygone ages, they are rot ten; they are pestilent and foul! Come out of this plague-stricken Church-come away with us into the light! Padre, it is we that are life and y"
  • "Montanelli turned to the crucifix. "God! Listen to this——“ His voice died away into the empty stillness without response. Only the mocking devil awoke again in the Gadfly. “C'c-c-call him louder: perchance he s-s- sleepeth’——“"
  • "[Mon]”Dost Thou sleep indeed, dear love; and wilt Thou never wake again? Is the grave so jealous of its victory; and will the black pit under the tree not loose Thee even for a little, heart's delight?” Then the Thing behind the crystal shield made answer, and the blood dripped down as It spoke: “Ha"
  • "“Wilt thou not be satisfied? For these men was sacrificed; thou hast destroyed me that they might live: and behold, they march everyone on his ways, and they shall not break their ranks.”"
用户评论
真棒,不是革命小说,更多的是个人的成长与各式矛盾的杂糅体,已远远超出革命小说的范畴。行刑的那段令人肃然起敬……
相信自己的正义
牛虻教会了我温柔与勇敢
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