Beginning with the murder of the pawnbroker Alyona and her sister Lizaveta by Raskolnikov, FTP, name this novel by Dostoyevsky.
In part one, the main character has a vivid dream of men savagely beating an aged horse to death. Svidrigailov commits suicide near the end of this novel, while the drunken Marmeladov is run over by a carriage. The greedy Luzhin (*) attempts to frame a prostitute, and tries to marry Dunya, who instead marries the kind Razumihin. The protagonist compares himself to "extraordinary" men like Napoleon, leading him to perform an action that he later confesses to Sonia and the detective Porfiry Petrovich. Beginning with the murder of the pawnbroker Alyona and her sister Lizaveta by Raskolnikov, FTP, name this novel by Dostoyevsky.
In part one, the main character has a vivid dream of men savagely beating an aged horse to death.
{Crime and Punishment}