From the Diary of a Violent-tempered Man Page #4

"From the Diary of a Violent-tempered Man" is a poignant and introspective short story by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov that explores the inner turmoil of its protagonist, a man grappling with his intense emotions and erratic behavior. Through diary entries, the reader gains insight into his struggles with anger, self-reflection, and the impacts of his temperament on relationships and societal interactions. Chekhov masterfully conveys the complexities of human nature, illustrating how one's inner conflicts can lead to isolation and the longing for understanding and change. The narrative serves as a powerful examination of the emotional landscape and the human condition.

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her tongue at gentlemen she did not like. And my ungovernable temper is
a very suspicious symptom.

But why do these great ideas always come too late? Why?
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