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Why did Leonid Andreev make Judas a positive character?
The story of Judas Iscariot is a memorial of its time.
The first Russian revolution was already on the decline.
Those who did not want to fight for the people's happiness at that time were called cowards and traitors.
Andreev follows the plot of the Gospel.
But focuses more on the social context rather than on the religious one.
His Judas is almost the most faithful disciple of Christ.
He betrays Jesus, not for money, but to test the other disciples.
To test human ingratitude and slavishness.
The disciples would not fight for their Teacher and fled.
The act of Judas is a reflection of the disappointment of the Russian intelligentsia.
Who discovered that not all of the people needed the revolution.
In the story, Judas becomes victorious.
But he pays a double price for this: the life of his Teacher and his own.
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