THE IDIOT

Prince Myshkin, a Christlike figure with epilepsy, returns to Russia from Switzerland and becomes embroiled in a love triangle between two women: the notorious Nastasya and the virtuous Aglaia, both entangled with the corrupt Ganya. Myshkin’s integrity clashes with the moral emptiness around him. Anna Brailovsky’s revised Garnett translation corrects inaccuracies, aiming to restore the original syntactical structure.