Fyodor Dostoevsky embodies a tired expression and frequent references to fulfilling a higher purpose. He's unafraid in the face of adversaries and habitually bites his thumbs. He finds strength in faithfulness to divine will, hence his job as a priest. He is calm, confident, and reserved. Charismatic and composed, he combines arrogance and straightforwardness. His intelligence and dominance carry an aura of elegance and allure, but his personality carries a sinister undertone.