The Idiot

The narrative centers on Prince Myshkin, a compassionate character who struggles to navigate a Russian society fixated on materialism and desire. After returning from a Swiss sanatorium, he becomes entangled in a complex love triangle involving the troubled Nastasya and the charming Aglaya. Through Myshkin's interactions, Dostoevsky explores themes of innocence, morality, and the challenges of being an outsider in a corrupt world.