Reading Dostoevsky's "The Kamarazov Brothers" was very touching. After reading it, the characters in the novel will appear in front of you with your eyes closed. Old Fedor. Pavlovich, his three sons Mika, Ivan, and Alyosha, servant (illegitimate son) Smerdyakov. Elder Zosima, as well as the beautiful Kaja, the charming Grushenka, the rich and kind Lisa and Lisa's mother, Madame Khokhrakova, and the prosecutor Hippolyte. Kirilovich and the very powerful lawyer Fichukovich, as well as poor Captain Snegiev and his son Ilyusha, etc., these characters are portrayed vividly, with distinct personalities, jumping on the paper and leaving a deep impression. Around the main line of the Kamarazov family, all kinds of characters appear, and the story is very attractive. I love the character of Mika, dare to love and hate, Kaja is both beautiful and kind and even a little sympathetic; and Grushenka, the "bad" woman, fascinates men. However, the fate of the protagonists is tragic, and their world is also a tragic world. The elder Fedor was killed, Mika was sentenced to prison, Ivan had a nervous breakdown, Smerdyakov hanged himself, and the most regrettable thing was that the death of Ilyusha Jr. was regrettable.
I imagine Kaja in the image
It is said that reading Dostoevsky's works reads the whole of Russia, and I think it is good that the story written one hundred and fifty years ago still seems outdated today, and that reading this book will give us an understanding of all aspects of social life in Russia at that time and the ideas of the society at that time. Through this novel, I deeply feel that life is like this, no matter what country you are, no matter what nation you are, everything in the world treats people the same, this is our world. Just like at the end of the novel, the author expresses his point through the protagonist Alyosha, "No matter what life is, don't forget each other, don't be afraid of life!" When you do a little good deed, a righteous thing, you will find out how beautiful life is! ”
