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Alex.Haydon

Alex.Haydon

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Alex.Haydon
Crime and Punishment | Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky
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Now in the book, the main protagonist is determined to kill his landlady. After planning with anxiety Raskolnikov confronts the person and eventually locking her in a room his kill has been completed. Few seconds later someone else comes in and without hesitation kills the landladies sister and now having to deal with two victims he is confronted with his own fears. Soon after he attempted to clean his weapon but a certain event had taken place.

Alex.Haydon This event was an interruption from other people who had been ringing for the landlady and now Raskolnikov is in a stress filled predicament.
If you like books that have murder, filled with tense situations than this book is for you.
The point of view is Third person omniscient, this is expressed by how the protagonists thoughts are well explained with depth and not only that of the main character but others as well.
2y
MissYaremcio Nicely done Alex! I am so impressed by the fact that you have continued to read it! 6/6 2y
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Alex.Haydon
Crime and Punishment | Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky
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Pickpick

The main character Raskolnikov sees multiple people who try and tell him that people are not to be trusted through out part one of this book. After some time in a pawnshop he goes to a bar where he meets a guy named Marmeladov who has lost his job just a short while ago; he talks about all the horrible events that transpired in his life. He talked about how his daughter went into prostitution and the main character opposes this idea.

Alex.Haydon Later he receives a letter from his mom who explains what she has been doing and about the person who was marrying his sister. Raskolnikov knows this is a bad person and wants this marriage to stop. Later in the day he comes across a abused girl and pays police to take her home safely but his is worried that the police cannot be trusted. He has a dream after this event which makes him think that he cannot commit to a murder plan.
2y
Alex.Haydon If you like books that are a murder story that is filled with mystery and curiosity that can intrigue the reader then this is the book for you.
A theme of this book is detachment with society as seen by Raskolnikov who does not like people and socializing. He uses the people as a tool and uses them for himself since he does not trust anyone.
2y
MissYaremcio This has been on my TBR for years... good on you for attempting it! 6/6 2y
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