In this novel, a philanthropist tells the guests at his birthday party that he killed a woman he loved and had her lover arrested for the crime, but his friends don't believe him and think he has gone mad.
In this novel, a philanthropist tells the guests at his birthday party that he killed a woman he loved and had her lover arrested for the crime, but his friends don't believe him and think he has gone mad. One character in this novel describes the turning point in his life, as when he woke up on the day he fought a duel and realized the beauty of the world. This novel's twelfth and final book details the trial of a man who is convicted of murdering his father with a brass pestle. Katerina and Grushenka vie for the love of that man, in this novel, in which Father Zosima's reputation is tarnished by the smell of his corpse. In this book, a man relates the parable of the Grand Inquisitor to his sibling. For 10 points, Dmitri, Ivan, and Alyosha are the title family members of what novel by Fyodor Dostoyevsky?
In this novel, a philanthropist tells the guests at his birthday party that he killed a woman he loved and had her lover arrested for the crime, but his friends don't believe him and think he has gone mad.
The Brothers Karamazov [or The Karamazov Brothers; or Brat'ya Karamazovy]