Ferapont tries to exorcise the room of a recently 
Ferapont tries to exorcise the room of a recently deceased holy man in this work, partly because that man's corpse had defied the hopes of the monks and exuded a putrid stench immediately upon his death, unsettling the faith of one of the title figures. That character later has a dream of the deceased priest visiting with him at the Wedding Feast of Cana, at which Father Zossima tells him he has redeemed the peasant girl Grushenka, who had earlier slept with his sibling. That sibling stands trial for the murder of their father, Fyodor, who was actually killed by his bastard son Smerdyakov. Ending with Dmitri's exile to Siberia and a statement of Alyosha's faith, FTP name this novel by Fyodor Dostoevsky.
Ferapont tries to exorcise the room of a recently deceased holy man in this work, partly because that man's corpse had defied the hopes of the monks and exuded a putrid stench immediately upon his death, unsettling the faith of one of the title figures.
{The Brothers Karamazov}