This character writes an essay on the "superman," exemplified by another character who tries to seduce his sister. He gives twenty rubles to the widow of the drunkard Marmeladov, who is also the mother of the prostitute Sonia. Svidrigailov kills himself after being rebuffed by this man's sister Dounia. After a prostitute reads him the story of Lazarus, he tells her of his murder of a pawn broker. For 10 points, name this protagonist who is exiled to Siberia at the end of
This character writes an essay on the "superman," exemplified by another character who tries to seduce his sister. He gives twenty rubles to the widow of the drunkard Marmeladov, who is also the mother of the prostitute Sonia. Svidrigailov kills himself after being rebuffed by this man's sister Dounia. After a prostitute reads him the story of Lazarus, he tells her of his murder of a pawn broker. For 10 points, name this protagonist who is exiled to Siberia at the end of the novel in which he appears, Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment.
This character writes an essay on the "superman," exemplified by another character who tries to seduce his sister.
Raskolnikov [or Rodion Romanovich]