"Sincerity - bribes, and naivety - pays off."

A young man and a young girl write gentle letters to each other. Only a sheet of paper they can entrust the most intimate, something that is hidden from people's eyes.

They have pain and sorrow, regrets about the past and hopes for a bright future.

Varenka had to endure too many trials and sorrows! She lost her mother early, her father, even her fiancé. It's amazing that I survived, I did not break, I survived.

The girl continues to fight with monstrous poverty, almost poverty. Life is expensive in Petersburg.

Makar can not help the sufferer much, only sympathize.

How good that both of them like to read! In the letters they share their impressions of Pushkin's poetry, of his favorite romances.

But there is a cunning stranger who steals Makar's letters to Varenka.

Why should he destroy the warm relations of two lonely people?

Sentimental story of Dostoevsky, told with modern irony and grotesque.

Who can be called a poor man and how many of them are among us?