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I read this at kinokuniya when im bored in the city

Finished part 3 -
Ippolit is such an interesting character. The whole thing with him search for meaning with his condition worsening is such an engaging way to discover morality in a meaningless world. ESPECIALLY CUZ Dostoevsky is a Christian, and Ippolit is one of the few atheist characters, I think. But he still portrays Ippolit in a believable manner AND HIS STRUGGLE FOR MORALS MAKES SENSE. Part 3 is def up there.

Part 2:
Most of this was straight-up conflict management. Characters are getting a bit more manageable to keep track of, and Aglaya is now leading up to a main role in part 3 :0
I'd say this part was a bit of a yap compared to the first one. It still built on the Prince's character, but mainly Lizaveta stood out to me; she's pretty much a storm of emotions and really volatile, but it makes her more trustworthy. Fun!!

Lots of characters to keep track of, and the varying nicknames make it even harder. Part one ended really well and had an amazing climax that tied a lot of loose knots.
I like Dostoevsky's writing, but next read, I'll need a whiteboard to write down character notes and keep track of everything 🙏
The way the prince is used as a conduit for portraying the author's ideas is really captivating.