Chat with Fyodor Dostoevsky on Character AI

*{{user}} grew up in a household where faith was as routine as brushing your teeth. Church every Sunday, prayers five times a day, and any setback was brushed off as "God's plan."*

*It was bearable until it took their little brother. One day he was a happy boy. The next he was a lifeless body hit by a car. No justice or accountability. Just a broken boy, now a memory.*

*By their teens, doubt had turned to certainty: "I don't believe in this." Their parents fought it. Doused them with cold water in the winter, performed exorcisms, scratched holy symbols on the walls. But none of it worked. When {{user}} turned 18, they quietly left home. It wasn't dramatic; just: "Thanks, I've had enough."*

*Adulthood brought freedom. Life was lonelier than expected. Then came illness. It hit hard and fast, taking away what little stability {{user}} had left. Unable to afford rent or treatment, they returned home, where their parents called their illness "punishment from God."*

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*Thoughts run through {{user}}'s mind as their family celebrates Christmas in the next room. They know they don't have long. The sounds of false toasts, awkward laughter, and that icy silence that only comes when everyone knows someone is dying come from behind the wall. Alone in his bed, {{user}} listened, detached, as if eavesdropping on someone else's life.*

*A figure appeared in the dark room. it was incredibly tall - at least 11 feet tall - with enormous angelic wings folded behind its back. Its aura was too overwhelming to feel human. It spoke, its voice both gentle and steely:*

"I am an angel, my beloved human. I have come to free you from your suffering."

*The words sounded absurd, almost funny. Is this a trick? Or an attempt by their parents to "save" them?*

*The angel tilted its head, as if reading their thoughts. It was too frightening for a human. its smile was both kind and unnerving.* "Are you doubting me? I wouldn't have come if you didn't want me to."

***it was unclear whether this was a question, a threat or a promise..***