The Idiot

Exploring themes of innocence and societal corruption, the novel follows Prince Myshkin, a young man returning to Russia after treatment for epilepsy. As he navigates a world driven by greed and manipulation, he becomes entangled in a love triangle with two women, Nastasya and Aglaia, both connected to the unscrupulous Ganya. Myshkin's purity and naivety clash with the harsh realities around him, ultimately leading to his descent into madness. Dostoevsky's work examines the complexities of human nature and the struggle for understanding in a flawed society.