Book Five: Chapter 5

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Book Five Chapter 5

• 432Svidrigailov suggest that he heard
  Raskolnikovs conversation with Sonia, which
  heightens Raskolnikovs paranoia

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Book Six Chapter 1

• 433Notice the description of Raskolnikovs
  frustration and the impact it has on him.
• Para 1

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Book Six Chapter 2

• An important chapter in which Porfiry tells
  Raskolnikov he knows of his guilt.
• What does he want from Raskolnikov?
• Lots of passages to underline

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Book Six Chapter 5

• Svidrigailov tells Dunya that her brother is
  responsible for the murders.
• She believes him b/c she has read Raskolnikovs
  article
• She shoots him.
• Why does he not give her a beat down?

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Book Six Chapter 6

• What is Dostoevsky suggesting by having
  Svidrigailov commit suicide?

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Book Six Chapter 7

• In these final two chapters, Raskolnikov covets
  redemption
• 509he proclaims love for his family.
• 510he takes comfort in his mothers prayers for
  him
• This suggests redemption is close
• 512-15Yet he still asserts righteousness for his
  act.

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Book Six Chapter 8

• 520He remembers Sonia urging him to confess at
  the crossroads
• 526At lastconfession.