I hate this book. Hell, I hate all his books except for TBK; I read it before the others, expecting to find the same greatness in those I found in TBK, but no.

>>25211058
You were warned, and you didn't listen.

>>25211058
Hate is a ridiculously strong word considering TBK is largely a development of the same themes and character types from his body of work.
There would ve no TBK without C&P, since the elaborate narrative afforded in TBK wouldn't have been financially viable and would have received far less attention (and would have ended its serialisation early) had he not had athe huge success of C&P.

And aside from the masterful storytelling in Karamazov, I actually find it lacking when it comes to the iconic female characters, his other works are know for like Dunya/Sonya (C&P) and Nastasya/Aglaya(The Idiot), Lizaveta/Varvara Stavrogina (Demons)

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Nigga be crying after sweet talking to a whore into fucking her then berating her the next day.

>>25211990
She shouldn't have gave in to temptation.

>>25211023
Rasholnikov is one of the most unlikable main characters in literature history. A egotistical schizopherenic bipolar asshole

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>>25211023
An ominous warning from over 150 years ago. Dosto's masterful understanding of human psychology and its deconstruction shows how /pol/acks have always existed throughout history in various shapes or forms. In unnerving detail, he weaves a chilling tale of the resentful, grandiose fantasies that accompany an incel's inevitable descent into egomania and sadistic outrages, usually against unreceptive women or disenfranchised minority groups

>>25214731
I think he had his shit sorted out by the end

>>25214731
He saved people, ran into a burning building, had a great desire to be a "great human being", and only when deluded with sickness killed his landlord who was objectively a piece of shit deserving nothing less.

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I AM ONCE AGAIN SHOUTING INTO THE ABYSS TO TELL PEOPLE TO READ ANDREI BELY

>>25216365
I have anon, and he’s brilliant, the best Russia has to offer

>In the lacquered house the storms of life took their course quietly; nevertheless the storms of life here took their course calamitously: they did not thunder with events; they did not shine a cleansing light into the inhabitants’ hearts with arrows of lightning; but from a hoarse throat they wrung the air in a torrent of poisonous fluids; and in the consciousness of the inhabitants cerebral games swirled round, like dense gases in hermetically sealed jars.

Wish I could read Russian though, I’m gonna learn it just to read this… at some point.