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About the book
What happens when pure goodness meets a corrupt world?
In The Idiot, Fyodor Dostoevsky presents one of the most profound and heartbreaking studies of innocence, love, and moral conflict ever written.
The novel follows Prince Lev Myshkin, a man of childlike honesty and compassion, who returns to Russia after years in a Swiss sanatorium. In a society obsessed with wealth, vanity, and intrigue, his sincerity becomes both his strength and his undoing.
Caught in a tragic love triangle with the fiery Nastasya Filippovna and the gentle Aglaya Epanchin, Myshkin's kindness collides with the cruelty of the world – leading to a fate as inevitable as it is devastating.
Blending psychological depth, social satire, and spiritual reflection, The Idiot explores the price of purity in a world that has forgotten how to love.
It is Dostoevsky's most compassionate and tragic vision – a mirror held up to the soul of humanity itself.
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