The Right of a Stormy Night

For journalist Anna Loshchinin, meeting an old classmate, Zhanna, turned into sheer absurdity. Not only did Anna pass out at Zhanna’s place, but she woke up in a psychiatric hospital. There she finally learned everything about herself: she wasn’t “Loshchinin” at all—she was a poetess and journalist, the favorite muse and author of songs of the fashionable performer Aleksey Mayorov, and Pulcheria the person with intellectual disability was just the orderly from the psychiatric ward. In Pulcheria’s work uniform, with a mop in her hands, Anna manages to do things that even real mental patients wouldn’t dare in a nightmare…