How is Voldyrev affected by the clerk's actions throughout the story? Use
evidence from the text to support your
answer.

The clerk's actions affect Voldyrev because they make him realize how corruption and dishonesty have gripped the nation.

This affects him deeply, as he begins to see that corruption and dishonesty have invaded his country and the government has stopped working for the people to extort the people.

Political corruption is a strong theme in this story, which can be seen through the impact that Voldyrev's meeting with the clerk had.

This question is about "An Inquiry" by Anton Chekhov

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