In one scene from this novel, the protagonist dreams of a drunken crowd led by Mikolka beating a horse to death.
In one scene from this novel, the protagonist dreams of a drunken crowd led by Mikolka beating a horse to death. In another scene, this novel's protagonist demands that a lady with a yellow pass read him Lazarus. That woman from this novel is the daughter of an alcoholic who is run over by a carriage, named (*) Marmeladov. Later in this novel, Luzhin proposes to Dunya after she rejects the advances of Svidrigailov. This work's protagonist is followed to Siberia by Sonya after he confesses to Porfiry Petrovich for the murders of Lizaveta and her sister. For 10 points, name this Dostoyevsky novel about Rasnolnikov's murder of a pawnbroker.
In one scene from this novel, the protagonist dreams of a drunken crowd led by Mikolka beating a horse to death.
{Crime and Punishment}