Fyodor:
This passages make it very easy to pick up on Fyodor and his character traits. From the passages read, it might make the reader think that Fyodor is crazier and more foolish than the reader initially thought.
Fyodor seems very jealous. When Fyodor begins to criticize Dmitry, Dmitry fights back. Telling Fyodor is jealous and implies that he is not a very knowledgeable. Before leaving the monastery Fyodor stars another argument when he bursts into the luncheon. Fyodor insults the life of one who live in a monastery and yells about how idiotic it sounds. Once he is finished ranting he proceeds to leave but as he leaves he yells at Alyosha to leave the monastery and come back home. While Fyodor is on his way home, he think about the fight that he will start when they all arrive back home.
This just goes to show that Fyodor is jealous, greedy and thinks all things must be about him. He causes scenes like this it might seem for attention because they are so stupid and pathetic. It also seems he needs something to complain about. Fyodor must always be right, hence when he puts in the last words to Alyosha to come back home as he rides away.
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