The Adolescent presents a model of a young "student" character, with his hopes and fantasies about life, wealth and love, and describes the feelings of love and hatred, recognition and denial experienced by a teenager towards his parents, family and surroundings. Dostoyevsky traces the conflicts that Arcadi has experienced in his family and life situations, which he seeks to rebel against. He sets out to become rich in Crutchfield, denies his family, which he considers to be his own, and seeks relations with the rich and princes. Through these figures, Dostoevsky presents rich human models, revealing their own whims and whims as well as their beauty and beauty. "You dream of a life that is loud, you dream of burning, I do not know what, and torn, I do not know what, to transcend all Russia, to pass a bright cloud, to sink the whole world in fear and admiration, so I think it is useful to warn you because I bring you passion Honest. " This is a teenager as Dostoevsky describes it in his father's words.