Lenin seems to still be a bit of a "cult figure" in Russia.
I mean, his statues are still there, and I just read that his body is still on display in Moscow. Also, I have noticed recently that Russian people sometimes quote him - even people who are probably not communists. So his legacy is alive, although not his politics, I guess.

With this in mind:

--What do you think he would think if he came to Russia today?
--What would he say to Putin / Medvedev?
--What would he say about Gazprom... Oligarks.... Mayor of Moscow...
--Other important issues?

--What political future for Russia do you think he would support, based on what you know of him? Would he want to "turn back the clock" or accept that people rejected his ideology?

--If by some miracle he actually DID return to Moscow, what would people do?