One figure confesses that, although he is an atheist, he believes in God, but cannot accept God's world, and another is able to feign an epileptic fit in order to hide what he did. Monks in this novel argue that due to the rapid decomposition of his body, Zossima's teachings were wrong, and as a result of not finding Grushenka, Grigory is attacked with a pestle. In the events surrounding trial that serves as the climax of this novel, Katerina got her revenge, and Smerdyakov hanged himself after 
One figure confesses that, although he is an atheist, he believes in God, but cannot accept God's world, and another is able to feign an epileptic fit in order to hide what he did. Monks in this novel argue that due to the rapid decomposition of his body, Zossima's teachings were wrong, and as a result of not finding Grushenka, Grigory is attacked with a pestle. In the events surrounding trial that serves as the climax of this novel, Katerina got her revenge, and Smerdyakov hanged himself after revealing that he committed the crime for which Dmitri is convicted. FTP, identify the novel about the three sons of Fyodor by by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
One figure confesses that, although he is an atheist, he believes in God, but cannot accept God's world, and another is able to feign an epileptic fit in order to hide what he did.
The {Brothers Karamazov} (accept Bratya Karamazovy)