(Dostoevsky: 126). ... Perhaps this is because in this way we want to show Dostoevsky as the other characters see the behavior of Raskolnikov. ... I have come to proponértelo "(Dostoevsky: 380).. ... (Dostoevsky: 519). ... Rodion is created by Dostoevsky as a character who could represent anyone who commits this crime and under the circumstances raised in the book, I think the vast majority of people come to do exactly what he did Raskolnikov....

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Effect of Suffering in Crime and Punishment Fyodor Dostoevsky utilizes the concept of suffering in his novel, Crime and Punishment to develop plot and advance the complexity of his characters. ... Only through major complications and unwise decisions does Dostoevsky illuminate the protagonist, Raskolnikov, which suffering has the greatest effect upon. ... Dostoevsky highlights suffering and its effect on man through almost all characters in his novel. ... Dostoevsky reveals the dual personality of Rodya several times in the novel. ... Fyodor Dostoevsky uses the element of sorrow to concept...

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Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment is the story of a poor man living in Russia named Rodion Raskolnikov. There are two different sides to his personality he is both kind and generous, and cold and unemotional at the same time. The movie centers mainly on his conflicting personality which he possesses...

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• Grade Level: High School