Uncle's Dream; and The Permanent Husband

Fyodor Dostoyevsky'S Uncle'S Dream And The Permanent Husband Are Two Lesser-Known Works Compared To His More Famous Novels Like Crime And Punishment And The Brothers Karamazov. Uncle'S Dream Is A Satirical Novella That Explores Themes Of Deception And Self-Deception In The Pursuit Of Social Status. The Story Revolves Around The Character Of Alexei Ivanovich Who Becomes Entangled In The Machinations Of A Wealthy Widow And Her Ambitious Nephew. The Permanent Husband On The Other Hand Is A Novella That Delves Into Themes Of Marriage And Fidelity. It Tells The Story Of A Man Named Velchaninov Who Becomes Romantically Involved With Two Women Each Of Whom Believes She Is His One True Love. The Novella Explores The Complexities Of Relationships And The Consequences Of Infidelity.