аннотация
The Idiot by Fyodor Dostoevsky follows Prince Myshkin, a kind and innocent man who returns to Russian society after treatment in Switzerland. His honesty and compassion contrast sharply with the greed, pride, and emotional turmoil of those around him. Becoming involved in complex relationships and tragic conflicts, Myshkin’s presence exposes the moral instability of society. The novel explores themes of goodness, suffering, and the limits of human understanding.
