#tbk

[omerseyfofan]

grumitya finally at their farm in America!!

[possessedbydevils]

Tries to watch I fratelli Karamazov to get myself to read. Makes memes

[karamazovian-mess]

alyosha crying under a tree (i am going to bully him)

[bucoliqves]

today i raise you 1969 alyosha in formal clothes

[gegengestalt]

Tomorrow I'll finish rereading The Brothers Karamazov and I'm still amazed by how important this book has become to me. Even though I know it in such a detailed manner, I still find myself endeared or shaken by every gesture of these characters, I still have questions, I still experience lasting feelings of bliss or dread after I finish the reading session. Of course, not every read is the same. This time around, I've paid more attention to Fyodor Pavlovich's words, and I even played detective a bit with the facts of the case. I liked Zosima's chronicle more than the last time, and greatly enjoyed the metanarrative aspects.

It's strange. In the beginning, I thought: "no, it can't possibly be as good as I remember. This writing style seems rougher than I remember. Some of these tangents are a little boring - and I can tolerate it because reading things that are not entertaining is my calling." But as I continued I remembered why I love it.

[mikhailrakitin]

an ivan just fer you!!

[lesfleursdumal77]

we had 4 history lessons today

that was fun :]

[doodlesnoff]

Remember the five minutes in Oleander Sword where everything was fine, and then nothing devastating ever happened to these characters 🙃

[burnt-squid]

one fake and one real betrayal

[yvehattan]

Reading Dostoevsky is like talking to your 40 year uncle who barely made it past age 30 given his riotous life, but who therefore has life advice for every predicament and woe you'll ever know.

[magdalenepie]

why would lps tbk kinda hit tjo...

[queer-book-character-tournament]

Character, book, and author names under the cut

Carmilla Karnstein- Carmilla by J Sheridan le Fanu

Islington- Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman

Priya- The Jasmine Throne by Tasha Suri

Wylan van Eck- Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo

[coldtriumphwonderland]

Fyodor Dostoevsky, The Brothers Karamazov

[ex-karaviav]

(i moved to @karaviav!!)

the loml alyosha karamazov and uh... *reads smudged note on hand* his brother ivanhoe

[bucoliqves]

The producers of 🇮🇹 tbk 1969 really sat down and said okay we need the most beautiful men on the market to play these psych ward fugitives

[zihuw]

My favorite part in the brothers Karamazov is when the brothers say "it's Karamazov time!" And Karamazovs all over the place.