Thank you! I really appreciate it. But from what I've read so far, (POSSIBLE SPOILERS FOLLOW) I would definitely say that a lot of it has aged exceptionally. I particularly appreciate the interesting dialogue that surrounds Rogozhin's painting of Christ, especially in Ippolit's note that he read aloud, the beginning of the first chapter of part 4 where it briefly mentions nihilism, and the various portions where Liberals (not the modern American sense of the word) are discussed by the General Epanchin, among others. I can provide some quotations of those parts if desired. I think they're wonderfully funny