The Idiot

The naïve Prince Myshkin, often perceived as an idiot, arrives at the home of his distant relative, General Yepanchin, seeking acceptance and understanding. As he navigates the complexities of high society, he encounters a range of characters that challenge his innocence and moral compass. The story delves into themes of compassion, the nature of sanity, and the contrasts between societal norms and genuine human emotion, ultimately exploring the profound impact of Myshkin's presence on those around him.