White Nights

White Nights Is A Short Story By Fyodor Dostoevsky, First Published In 1848. Set In St. Petersburg, It Follows A Young Man Grappling With Inner Restlessness And Emotional Turmoil. The Story, Light Yet Poignant, Explores The Anguish And Guilt Of Unrequited Love. Both Protagonists Experience Profound Alienation, Which Forms The Bond Between Them. Combining Elements Of Romanticism And Realism, White Nights Tenderly Engages The Reader’s Emotions, Evoking A Deep Connection To The Characters' Inner Struggles And Desires.