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I don't know any other writer who could ridicule his (especially) male character the way Nabokov does it. Albinus is no exception. Lured by desire he is as blind as Swann was, humiliating himself for Odette.
What else to except? Literary humour, a good laugh at Dostoyevsky and a seriously sickening plot twist which made me really ponder about the musty depths of human nature and ask myself "where is the limit?".
What else to except? Literary humour, a good laugh at Dostoyevsky and a seriously sickening plot twist which made me really ponder about the musty depths of human nature and ask myself "where is the limit?".