Pushkin brief biography of mozart

Mozart and Salieriis a story of envy that results in the murder of Mozart and the questioning of the dual capacity of genius and villainy. The short play begins with Salieri discussing his plan to murder Mozart; this theme seems to run throughout the entirety of The Little Tragedies: each lead of the four plays start out knowing exactly what they are going to do, and as an audience member or a reader, we never see them think twice or vacillate on these terms (Evdokimova, 20).

Therefore, Salieri's determination to kill Mozart thrusts him into the narrative up until the final moment of the play.

Biography of mozart

The result is not difficult to guess; Salieri poisons Mozart, and at the end of the play Mozart dies and Salieri is left onstage with his dead friend and his lived goal of murdering him.

The reader or audience member is left with an ambiguous ending in the form of a nagging question: Why does Salieri kill Mozart?

Is it out of envy for Mozart's musical genius? This question keeps bringing back