Gregorsmydrivkovlopav? Am I suppose to know who this guy is? They are acting like I'm already supposed to know who this is.
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Russian literature is amazing because really makes you understand what it is like to be one of those people who can't remember anyone's name and is confused all the time.
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Trying to figure out who the five people in a conversation are, only to discover it's just one person talking to themselves...
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On the advice of a Philosophy professor, I read Brothers Karamozov at age 18. I took notes on names cuz I was so baffled. 200 pages in I finally figured out that Mitya and Dimitri are *the same guy*, and so are Alexey and Alyosha. :-/
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God save the footnotes
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My dad gave me his ancient copy of crime and punishment when I had to read it for high school, specifically because he’d written a list of all the nicknames used for each character on the inside of the cover. Made my life much easier.
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Why shouldn't everyone's name be the same except for one or two letter changes?
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As one of those people who can't remember anyone's name, I'm glad knowing people have fun feeling how I feel all the time. Also, I think this explains why I didn't find Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky specially confusing reads.
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Al menos Tolstói fue un hombre sabio y visionario al nombrar a Ekaterina Aleksándrova Shcherbátskaya como "Kitty"
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