Momente și schițe, which, he thought, the "corner of a slum" was proposed to perfection. According to Vianu, there is a manifest big difference concerning Ion Luca Caragiale's comedies and his Momente și schițe: the previous are, in his perspective, pushed by predicaments and circumstances, whilst the latter sees Caragiale creating his original perspective to its fullest. In Vianu's perspective, Momente și schițe was additional obscure in this respect, giving little insight into morals and states of head, whilst the other, lengthier, novellas did depict thoughts and at times supplied added details such as physiology or cenesthesia. George Călinescu also believed that, apart from his unique character, Zibal presented viewers with an precise perception into Jewish reactions to systemic persecution and death threats. George Călinescu himself considered that the characters' motivations in O făclie de Paște are basically physiological and ethnological. Also according to Vianu, Ion Luca Caragiale, unlike the Naturalists, was usually not fascinated in presenting the reader access to his characters' psychological history-apart from his Năpasta and Păcat, and O făclie de Paște, he only adopted the psychological procedure in satirical contexts, as a usually means to parody its use.

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