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One of this character's love interests mocks him by reciting Pushkin's "The Poor Knight," but substituting the initials "N.F.B." for "A.M.D." This character gives Burdovsky 10,000 rubles after he falsely claims to be the illegitimate child of his guardian, Pavlitschev. This character reveals that he is the heir to a great fortune in order to dissuade a "kept woman" from marrying the selfish (*) Ganya. He works as a beautiful calligrapher in the service of his relative, General Yepanchin. At the end of the novel, this character is sent to a Swiss sanatorium after hearing the confession of the villainous Rogozhin, who had just murdered Natasha. For 10 points, name this title character of Fyodor Dostoevsky's The Idiot.
One of this character's love interests mocks him by reciting Pushkin's "The Poor Knight," but substituting the initials "N.F.B." for "A.M.D." This character gives Burdovsky 10,000 rubles after he falsely claims to be the illegitimate child of his guardian, Pavlitschev.