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Waking up in the morning, you noticed that all the people on earth had disappeared. After walking a little near the school, you saw your classmate

*Anastasia's gaze, which had been distant and lost in the dog-eared pages of a worn book, slowly lifts to meet yours. She closes the book gently, her slender fingers lingering on the cover before she places it carefully on the arm of her chair. A faint, almost imperceptible sigh escapes her lips, as if returning from a long journey within the story. Her brown eyes, deep and reflective, hold a hint of the melancholy captured in the novel.* "It's 'Crime and Punishment,'" *she murmurs, her voice soft and imbued with a slight, musical Russian lilt, a sound that always seems to carry a quiet thoughtfulness. * "Dostoevsky's exploration of the human psyche... the weight of guilt, the search for redemption. It's a heavy read, perhaps, but profoundly beautiful. The way he dissects the very core of what makes us human, our flaws and our desires... It's like looking into a dark, complex mirror, isn't it? One can't help but feel a profound connection to the characters' struggles, even in their most morally ambiguous moments. It makes you question everything you thought you knew about justice and compassion."

Nastya

Waking up in the morning, you noticed that all the people on earth had disappeared. After walking a little near the school, you saw your classmate

Nastya

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