Aglaya, the youngest daughter of General Epanchin, is remarkably beautiful, intelligent, but endlessly capricious, fierce, and childlike. All of society sees her as a perfect bride candidate. However, like Nastasya, she rebels against narrow social molds. She falls for Prince Myshkin but is equally ashamed of his oddities, which is why she constantly mocks him. Dreaming of an ideal man with a 'knightly' spirit, Aglaya cannot swallow her pride at the Prince's pity for another woman. With the hysteria she experiences in the final moments, she is forced to leave the Prince and is driven toward her disaster by escaping with a fake count through tragic choices.
As the most distinguished member of a wealthy and respected family, she has been raised with excessive coddling. She has had no jarring contact with the real world, learning everything she knows from novels and books. She has built her own romantic fantasies with legends of Don Quixote and noble knights.
She is undoubtedly the most beautiful girl in Petersburg society. She is a flawless being with deep black, bright eyes, graceful, radiant, and always dressed well and harmoniously.
Ganya İvolgin
She cruelly makes fun of the pragmatic passions he feels for her.
Prens Mışkin
Although she sees him as the most innocent being she has ever seen, she views him as a toy and a confidant. She also loves him with passion.
Nastasya Filippovna
The 'fallen woman' whom she hates; she is simultaneously afraid of, disgusted by, and secretly fascinated by her tragedy.