Characters in this novel include a consumptive boy
Characters in this novel include a consumptive boy who forgets to put a firing cap on his pistol after reading his "Essential Statement." That boy, Hippolite, dies after befriending Kolya the younger son of General Ivolkin. Other characters include Burdovsky who tries to scam the protagonist out of part of his inheritance. The protagonist of this novel has an epileptic fit after breaking an expensive vase at a party. Aglaya Yepanchin is abandoned by a Polish count in this novel, and Rogozhin offers Nastassya one hundred thousand rubles but ends up stabbing her. For 10 points, name this work about the kind but naive Prince Myshkin by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
Characters in this novel include a consumptive boy who forgets to put a firing cap on his pistol after reading his "Essential Statement.
The Idiot