In his works Zoshchenko puts his characters in such interesting circumstances, it is so simple but still they cannot adapt, and because of that they look silly, and sometimes even pathetic. One of the stories that I really liked was Classy Lady, and if we take a better look at the character of the story, Grigory Ivanovich, he may be a perfect example of this non-adaptive and absurd hero. He tells the story himself, which means that we perceive the narrative from the first person. It cannot be easier than this, we just found out from a protagonist about the outcome of his interest of an aristocratic lady. There seems to be no significant lesson out of this story at the first site. But I must say that the hero has a exact notion of how aristocratic