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Between the two books I would recommend Brothers Karamazov. It is humorous, sad, but also bittersweet. But definitely not light reading. I am starting to suspect that the 'slavicness' of the Witcher novels & games also refer to deep psychological traits of Russian literature and film.

Sienna was gorgeous but her character was a bit weird to look at due to the awkward transition of game to film

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I finished Crime and Punishment. It is one of the top 5 most miserable & sad media (books, movies) that I've ever finished. I think it's semi-autobiographical and heavily inspired by Dostoevsky personal anguish of years of Siberian exile and imprisonment. I think it's an accurate depiction of extreme depression. My main issue with works like this is that while they are great achievements in literature, I think the one-note negatively should turn off at least a portion of the readers who don't enjoy things like this. The story, is extremely negative and sad and this continues until almost the last page, where Dostoevsky writes a pinch of hope at the end. I think overall his moral teaching of Christian penitence is so harsh as to be disagreeable. I think however, most people who finished the book may not feel the same way. As a whole D is a great psychological writer and supremely talented, in particular since he was not a trained psychologist. I think he may have been what is now classified as a 'highly sensitive person' . His memory and attention to detail to emotional experience is simply not average. I started Anna Karenina and Tolstoy's work so far as nowhere near the psychological depth as D.

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