This character was raised in a village called Delight at a small wooden house, which had a library and a greyhound, after she'd been tutored from the age of 12 to 16 by a Swiss governess.
This character was raised in a village called Delight at a small wooden house, which had a library and a greyhound, after she'd been tutored from the age of 12 to 16 by a Swiss governess. She laughs and leaves the room when she's given a pair of diamond earrings in memory of her first meeting with the gift-giver, whose father soon demands the earrings returned. In one scene, she throws a large roll of money into a fire, offering it to a suitor if he removes it with his bare hands. Raised and educated by Totsky, her initials are used to replace the letters A. M. D. in the reading of a poem by Pushkin. She repeatedly runs away from weddings, including one near the end in Pavlovsk, and the main character first sees her portrait when Ganya shows it to General Epanchin. FTP, name this love of Rogozhin, who is the rival of Aglaya Epanchin for the affections of Myshkin in The Idiot.
This character was raised in a village called Delight at a small wooden house, which had a library and a greyhound, after she'd been tutored from the age of 12 to 16 by a Swiss governess.
{Nastasya Filipovna} (or {Barashkova}) - any underlined portion is acceptable on its {own}