>>82911102
>I just wanna start my reply sayin' that I really appreciate these threads and I'll come here in every single one of them because I really see the value in it.
That's nice! Thank you anony!

>It was great, it's a simple and great short novel that really gives more desire to read more and look for moar Dosto stuff. It didn't make me feel bored or anything.
That's good to hear! I also enjoyed it

>Pretty much all of them.... I'm still kinda like him, but slowly improving
Yeah same, I think from what I've seen online the book is supposed to criticize young Russian nihilists of the time and it's pretty much the same thing today

>Sad.
Yeah, but I also found it funny too! I like how honest he's being about his thought process. How he knows perfectly when he's just acting, and stopping in his act would be even more cringe, so he keeps digging that hole. He's literally me

>I won't say I understood neither of it, but it was good and made me think.
Yeah I forgot most of part 1 personally lol

>The MC was just not a religious man..... The hybris of the fools shall be punished by a man-made hell
Yeah you're right, it critiques the hubris of utopian rationalism, and this idea of freedom, and all these impulses are all sources of suffering, isolation and internal torment.

Sorry I can't bounce on more of what you say because I just agree lol.

>>82911160
Yeah it's got a clearer narrative in part II, I also had trouble starting part I, I had to get my brain going to get used to the rambliness.
My thoughts incoming, field too long