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Susan Bistrican

SparkNotes: Crime and Punishment: Plot Overview - 0 views

  • The following morning, Raskolnikov visits Porfiry Petrovich at the police department, supposedly in order to turn in a formal request for his pawned watch. As they converse, Raskolnikov starts to feel again that Porfiry is trying to lead him into a trap. Eventually, he breaks under the pressure and accuses Porfiry of playing psychological games with him. At the height of tension between them, Nikolai, a workman who is being held under suspicion for the murders, bursts into the room and confesses to the murders. On the way to Katerina Ivanovna’s memorial dinner for Marmeladov, Raskolnikov meets the mysterious man who called him a murderer and learns that the man actually knows very little about the case.
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    Use this as a REFERENCE ONLY for studying and writing your papers. NOTE: YOU WILL BE GIVEN INTERMITTENT READING QUIZZES, SO SPARK NOTES ALONE WILL NOT SAVE YOU FROM FAILING.
Susan Bistrican

C&P study guide - 0 views

  • Russian word for “crime” is “prestuplenie” which in direct translation means “stepping over”. “Stepping over the line” is also one of the phrases used by Raskolnikov in his “Louse or Napoleon” theory.
Susan Bistrican

Razumikhin: Man of Action | Bookstove - 0 views

  • The “man of action” is straightforward and goes after what he desires. People envy him
  • for this simple reason. I found out there is a good side and a bad side to being a man of action by studying the life of Mr. Razumikhin. He is the idea of the man of action come to life and provides the perfect study in the pros and cons of leading such a straightforward lifestyle.
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    An interesting Characterization of Razumikhin, Raskolnikov's sensible best friend who tries to help Ras out of his depression and self-alienation.
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