"Like Onegin. Parts 24-25" is a historical romantic poem by the outstanding Russian poet Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin. In these parts of the poem, the reader is immersed in an emotional whirlpool of feelings and thoughts of the main characters: Yevgeny Onegin and Tatyana Larina. In the 24th part, Onegin meets Tatiana many years after refusing her love. A new meeting opens up old wounds and vague feelings that heal and flare up again. The heroes feel sadness and disappointment, but they understand that leaving the past is not so easy. In the 25th part, Pushkin takes the psychology of the characters to a new level, because Onegin and Tatiana once again find themselves in a heart-to-heart fight. They experience mixed feelings, jealousy and sadness, as they both realize that they have lost each other at least once in their lives. These two parts of the poem "Like Onegin" immerse the reader in a whirlwind of emotions and fight with them to a high level of poetic art, which will forever touch the hearts of readers.