The Meek One by Fyodor Dostoevsky

The Meek One by Fyodor Dostoevsky

A pawnbroker walks up and down a room in which his young wife is laid out, having thrown herself from a window, and talks. He is trying to arrive at a version of the marriage in which he was not the cause.

Dostoevsky called it a fantastic story because of the device — a man thinking aloud in real time, correcting himself, building a defence and then knocking it down. He married her out of poverty, tested her silently for months, and the reader watches him come within a sentence of understanding what he did.

Forty pages, written near the end of his life, and among the most concentrated things he produced.

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