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    God Sees The Truth

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    Ivan Aksionov is wrongly imprisoned for 26 years for a murder he did not commit after being found with a bloody knife at the scene. While in prison, he comes to believe another prisoner, Makar Semyonich, is actually the murderer. When the truth is discovered, Semyonich confesses. Aksionov, who had forgivingly protected Semyonich, dies before being exonerated.

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    God Sees The Truth

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    Ivan Aksionov is wrongly imprisoned for 26 years for a murder he did not commit after being found with a bloody knife at the scene. While in prison, he comes to believe another prisoner, Makar Semyonich, is actually the murderer. When the truth is discovered, Semyonich confesses. Aksionov, who had forgivingly protected Semyonich, dies before being exonerated.

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    Ivan Aksionov is wrongly imprisoned for 26 years for a murder he did not commit after being found with a bloody knife at the scene. While in prison, he comes to believe another prisoner, Makar Semyonich, is actually the murderer. When the truth is discovered, Semyonich confesses. Aksionov, who had forgivingly protected Semyonich, dies before being exonerated.

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    God Sees The Truth

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    Ivan Aksionov is wrongly imprisoned for 26 years for a murder he did not commit after being found with a bloody knife at the scene. While in prison, he comes to believe another prisoner, Makar Semyonich, is actually the murderer. When the truth is discovered, Semyonich confesses. Aksionov, who had forgivingly protected Semyonich, dies before being exonerated.

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    God Sees the Truth, But Waits

    PLOT
     Exposition
    • Ivan Dmitri Aksionov, a young merchant, lives in the town of Vladimir with his family.
    • He decided to go to a fair as a business risk.
    • His wife warned him not to go because of a nightmare she had.
    • He didn’t mind his wife's dream and left for the fair.
    • He met another merchant on his way.
    • They checked in into the same inn.
    • Aksionov woke up early in the next morning and left without the other merchant.

     Rising Action/ Complication


    • Aksionov was stopped by some policemen.
    • They said that merchant was just murdered and robbed
    • They search Aksionov's bag and found a bloody knife
    • He was surprised and looked pale.
    • He was sent to Siberia for his trial.
    • His wife could finally visit him after the trial.
    • His wife also suspected him to be the murderer.
    • He gave up every hope he had and trust everything to God.
    • Aksionov spends twenty-six years in Siberia.
    • He learned how to earn a little money.
    • He becomes a mediator of sorts in the prison.
    • One of the new prisoners who came was Makar Semyonich.
    • After overhearing several conversations, Aksionov was convinced that Makar
    Semyonich is the man who committed the murder for which he was blamed.
    • Aksionov prayed all night but couldn’t get peace.
    • Aksionov had found out that it was Makar Semyonich that was digging the hole.
    • The convicts were led out to work.
    • The prison was investigated and the tunnel was found out.
    • All the prisoners were questioned about the tunnel
    • The governor turned to Aksionov and asked him.
     Climax
    • Aksionov spoke out that it is not his place to speak about the matter.

     Falling Action
    • Makar was so moved by Aksionov's protection of him that he went to him at night to seek
    his forgiveness.
    • Aksionov forgived Semyonich.
    • Makar Semyonich confesses to the authorities.
    • Aksionov dies before he can go home.

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