Poor people

When Beethoven died, the immortal musician Schubert stood over his grave and repeated: "e;Nature has bestowed upon you all its genius, and has left nothing to anyone. Life after you is weeping over you."e; We find no greater expression than this statement of the genius of the famous Russian writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky, who will accompany us with him in his novel "e;The Poor People,"e; and by the way, it is his first novel, about which Vissarion Belinsky said: It is the first social novel in Russia, in the poor neighborhoods of Petersburg through... A love story embodied by three letters, to three cases, including Devushkin and Frenca. The novel ends with Devushkin's forced death and sadness over Frenka's marriage to a rich man, Mr. Mikov. The Poor People is a novel that reflects the suffering and social injustice experienced by Russian people in various forms. It is a harsh painting with revealing colors and vocabulary!