An exercise that discovers different flavors and aromas. Read a novel starting with the last chapter, unroll the story starting from the end. The character was in a Siberian prison watched over from a distance by a stubborn woman, the whim of finding a refuge in hope.
Revelation is one of the moods that is most used as a measure of things, the ambition to be revealed, to be others after the longed-for third day. Sonia the protagonist of the novel Crime and Punishment by the writer Fiódor Dostoyevski partly reflects what was described above, love disguised as hope or hope confused in love is one of the various issues that the reader will have to resolve while reading. However, the atmosphere of darkness created by the narrator through the power of the description that at times distracts from the story, with its excess, manages to build a piece of the Russia imagined by the author.
It is the hope or love that we generate regarding the project of our Brand, Is this what convinces us of the intended success, are they the foundations of our own Siberia? In a figurative way, these two intangibles, love and hope, are demolishing the structure, making us escape the “order and logic” of the processes, these two things keep us from sanity hoping to win a bet against the slot machine of the Facts, a group of things that are immovable no matter how hard we try to make them invisible. How much of what we do and say lies here in the impossibility of recognizing ourselves as bearers of dreams.
In the case of Dostoyevsky’s fiction, the sharp teeth of Raskolnikov’s conscience invite the reader one page, and another, to issue silent advice, the protagonist’s torment for knowing he is guilty and at the same time innocent is annihilating hope. in him, and at the same time he seeks in Sonia an attachment the size of Siberia itself, a place where he may still remain. To what extent our brand is staying in a frozen Siberian steppe where hope seems to be the only thing that exists. Surely in this week of revelation or holiday for some, we will share Sonia’s optimism, awaiting an improper sentence.
