When he remembered the scene afterwards, this is how Raskolnikov saw it.

In Part V, Chapter III of "Crime and Punishment," Pyotr Petrovitch's entrance causes a stir and hints at something important about to happen.

In Part V, Chapter IV of Crime and Punishment, Raskolnikov struggles with the decision to confess to Sonia who killed Lizaveta.

Lebeziatnikov informs Raskolnikov and Sonia that Katerina Ivanovna has gone mad and is abusing her children. He suggests logical argument could cure her.

Follow Raskolnikov's journey as he hurries to see Svidrigaïlov, a man with hidden power over him. But what could they have in common? Is it destiny?

Delve into Svidrigaïlov's twisted marriage with Marfa Petrovna and the unwritten contract they made.

In this excerpt from Fyodor Dostoevsky's "Crime and Punishment," Raskolnikov confronts Svidrigaïlov over his intentions toward his sister, leading to suspicion.

Explore the consequences of a life-altering choice in this compelling passage from "Crime and Punishment".

In a dark room, Sonia waits anxiously for Raskolnikov. Will he take his own life? Their emotional bond deepens as they prepare for his fate.

Unravel the shocking details of Rodion Raskolnikov's brutal crime and his subsequent imprisonment in Siberia's fortress prison.