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The Brothers Karamazov

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Book Reports

 

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Mary C

 

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December 27, 2011

 

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University

 

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But the author doesn't go into great detail until later on in the story. This also goes with the rest of the characters. We as readers do not get the full effect of the characters mindsets until the later chapters of the novel. For example, Fyodor Pavlovich is terribly crude, greedy, foul and vulgar...
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But in no way did I think that he could sink to a lower level. Not until the chapter titled Lizaveta, then Fyodors' true personality really comes through. To do anything sexual with a mentally challenged person, who cannot think for herself, that is seriously low, very messed up. The author of this novel really develops the characters well...
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