The Next One
12 hrs. 4 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Boris Peygin
Author
Boris Peygin
Narrator
Mikhail Zheleznov
Narrator
Mikhail Zheleznov
Description
Filipp Dmitrievsky grew up in an educated family with “aristocratic” ambitions, where his future seemed already decided for him. He’s clever, but psychologically unstable, doesn’t live up to his family’s expectations, and from an early age suffers painfully from a lack of warmth, love, and acceptance.
Larisa Korableva is his unreachable ideal—the complete opposite of what he could become. She’s always nearby—too close to forget, and too far to get closer. Over time, admiration turns into a painful attachment, watching turns into obsession, and Fil’s mind becomes a tangled corridor where imaginary interlocutors wander with him—from Dante and Casanova to Doctor Eggman from a video game.
Larisa Korableva is his unreachable ideal—the complete opposite of what he could become. She’s always nearby—too close to forget, and too far to get closer. Over time, admiration turns into a painful attachment, watching turns into obsession, and Fil’s mind becomes a tangled corridor where imaginary interlocutors wander with him—from Dante and Casanova to Doctor Eggman from a video game.
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