"Mute Onegin" is a novel by the famous Russian poet Alexander Pushkin, which became the pinnacle of Russian literature of the 19th century. Parts 18-23 reveal a new stage in the life of the main character, who is experiencing an internal conflict and seeks to find his place in the world. Having lost hope of finding happiness in love, Eugene Onegin seeks solace in wandering through Europe. He travels, meets new people, but his heart is restless. The hero experiences inner concern, thinks about the meaning of his existence, looks for answers to the questions that led him to this path. In these parts, there are vicissitudes that change the perception of the world and one's own personality. The reader has the opportunity to discover new depths of Onegin's soul, to deepen his understanding of human fears and hopes. "Mute Onegin" in parts 18-23 reveals to the reader even more secrets and secrets, tangled in knots of life plots and internal dramas.