Brothers Karamics 1/4 (Arabic Book)

Dmitri, a young officer, reckless, alcoholic, and a womanizer, squanders money that he treats as a sacred trust, yet his conscience torments him. He yearns to repay this debt and his hope is pinned on his father's fortune. In this tale, there lives a tortured soul; he says to his pure and pious brother Alyosha, "I am cursed, base, and depraved, but I kiss the hem of the robe that my God covers me with. I walk the devil's path while remaining your child, my Lord, and I love you...". This is the state of the third brother, Alexei, who grapples with the conflict and anxiety between his shining exterior and the darkness within. This is how in Dostoevsky's magnificent world, good wrestles with evil, truth with falsehood, within the souls of the characters. It compels us to discern between virtue and vice, guided by our hearts' judgment, seeing it better to plunder God's love freely than to submit to Him as slaves.