As the General and Ganya talk, Myshkin overhears Ganya discuss his plans to marry Nastasya Filippovna. Myshkin rents a room from the General's assistant, Ganya. He meets Madame Epanchin and their three daughters: Alexandra, Adelaida, and Aglaya.
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