At one point in the work in which this character appears, Burdovsky claims to be the son of this cha
At one point in the work in which this character appears, Burdovsky claims to be the son of this character's benefactor Pavlishchev and demands money, and this character's lover Aglaya is ultimately abandoned by a Polish count. This character keeps a vigil with Rogozhin after Rogozhin murders Nastassya Filippovna, and this character gains his nickname from the Epanchin family, who are amused by this character's naiveté. For 10 points, Prince Myshkin is the title character of what Fyodor Dostoevsky novel?
At one point in the work in which this character appears, Burdovsky claims to be the son of this character's benefactor Pavlishchev and demands money, and this character's lover Aglaya is ultimately abandoned by a Polish count.
The {Idiot} [accept {Myshkin} until read]